nationalmall

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Aerial Photography, William J. Clinton Presidential Inauguration, aerial of Mall, (depicting Quad, Castle, NMNH)

  • Criz Stoddard said:
    Visitors to this photo page are encouraged to comment on this image here and then add their research/insights/comments about this image to the Inauguration project at the Flickr Commons group. Thanks!
  • Lú_ said:
    This image has been used in the indicommons.org "across the Commons" post Inaugurations.

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  • Maurizio Pucci said:
    Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Castles and fortresses from above, and we'd love to have this added to the group!

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  • Mertxe Martinez said:
    Musicos danzantes de la Isla de Taquile (Intika en quechua), es una isla situada a orillas del Lago Titicaca en el Departamento de Puno, en Peru; es la isla mas grande, conserva las tradiciones, costumbres; es un rincon sociocultural unico en el mundo Musicians danzantesof the island of Taquile, is an island shores of Lake Titicaca in the Department of Puno, Peru; it is the largest island which preserves the traditions customs, is a socio-cultural Rincon of Florence.we in the world www.isladetaquile.com.pe
  • Gustavo Alayza Agostinelli said:
    Error la isla más grande del Titicaca en Perú es Amantaní, luego Soto y luego Taquile
  • Tame Station said:
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  • Amparo Coacalla said:
    Al parecer hay un error entre la imagen y descripción, la imagen muestra músicos con un traje que tiene piel de leopardo (propio de la selva) y los taquileños no tienen nada que ver con ello, ya que viven en una isla del Titikaka (zona algo fria). Además esos no son los trajes típicos de Taquile. Los trajes de los taquileños son muy tradicionales, todo tejido por ellos mismos, con lana y colores naturales.

Demolition of the "Old Red Brick": View from Northwest

  • deanspic said:
    Impressive