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Spiderman swing pass Singapore

Submitted by rickygck on Sep 29, 2010
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Spiderman decided to swing pass Singapore when the annual Kite Flying Festival was organized by an organization. Hundreds of kite's lovers flocks the empty field in the Central Business District. However with the poor condition of the wind, many people still manage to fill up the sky with their beautiful kites. Somehow it seems like a ritual of happiness, a sense of relaxation opening up in one's hagged mind. Well, Spiderman was a superhero as this theme wanted. We usually see Spiderman on comics, games and movies.

After the wave

Submitted by Marilou Daube on Mar 20, 2010
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Comme si rien ne c'était passé 4 ans et quelques mois après le Tsunami, la Thaïlande fait de nouveau rêver. Phuket, a la fois haut lieu touristique du pays et touchée de plein fouet par la vague est de nouveau inondée de vacanciers. Malgré le traumatisme de la catastrophe naturelle il semble que la vie ait ici repris son cours.

Life on Water

Submitted by Aaron Joel Santos on Nov 22, 2009
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Located in the Red River Delta in northern Vietnam, Ninh Binh's sprawling landscapes are comprised of limestone karsts, cavernous grottoes and winding waterways. Once the ancient capital of the country, the province now thrives on a growing tourism industry that attracts both domestic and foreign travelers.

But not everyone is touched by the golden arm of tourism. Many families in the province still live below the national poverty line, and many of the workers--both farmers and those in tourism fields--struggle each day to make enough money to get by.

Casting from Shore

Submitted by Aaron Joel Santos on Nov 19, 2009
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Hanoi is sometimes called the "City of Lakes", a nod to the numerous bodies of water spread throughout the capital. The largest of these lakes is the grand West Lake (Tay Ho), which spans hundreds of hectares and is believed to have been created when the nearby Red River changed courses many many centuries ago.

Once a place for local residents to gather and swim, these days the lake is suffering from the effects of heavy pollution, a result of unchecked construction and industrial waste.

At the Philippines

Submitted by Aaron Joel Santos on Nov 1, 2009
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Relaxing amidst the Bacuit Archipelago on the northern coast of Palawan Island in the Philippines.
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