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Home / News & Site History / October 2005 newsletter |
The Quarterly TerraNomada NewsletterOctober 2005 | Member edition |
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An update of three successful
quarters |
A
selection of portraits
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Enjoy some of the remoter parts of this world Looking back at TerraNomada's first three quarters, we can say that we had some very successful months with already over 1000 images online in 8 galleries and visitors growing at a rate of 25% per month. This quarter's galleries will take you to some of the remoter parts of the world; along the mighty Mekong river in Southern Laos, to paradise in the Maldives, to the underwater world with wild dolphins in the Gulf of Aqaba and to Asia's most mind bending landscapes in Pakistan. Next to the four new galleries we have put online in the last quarter, we have created a highlight gallery. This section consists of the top 65 photos that are selected by you and represent the most viewed photos from TerraNomada in random order. Have fun browsing through our photographs in the four new galleries we have put online. Please provide us with feedback and share with us your thoughts of what you think are our best pictures. The site is updated every month with new material so visit regularly for new countries and photographs. Thanks
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A thousand shades of blue. The Maldives is often called 'the last paradise on earth' and offers indeed all the right ingredients: pristine tropical islands with waying palm trees, pure white beaches and brilliant turquoise lagoons. |
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Some of the best scuba diving and snorkeling in the world is to be found along the Red Sea coast. The pick of the crop is along the southern coast of the Sinai peninsula on the Gulf of Aqaba. These pictures where taken on the coast near the small Bedouin village of Mizela (Egypt). |
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Next
month's gallery takes you on a trip along the ancient
Silk Road. Western China's vast
deserts and arid plains stretch for
thousands of kilometers before ending abruptly at the foot of the
towering mountain ranges of Tibet. This region is one of the
most interesting in China, packed with
history, archaeological remains, ethnic variety, superb landscapes and
vibrant Central Asian culture.