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PMR-D10165 Germany, Lower Saxony, Hannover: D-CART Learjet 35A (c/n 354) of Bavaria-Germanair at the Internationale Luftfahrt Ausstellung (ILA1982). Keywords: aircraft, executive jet, bizjet, airliner, aeroplane, airplane, aviation, air transport

Travel (18 files)

PMR-D9785 Germany, Upper Bavaria, Ascholding: farmers in traditional dress with "shire" horses and cart. Keywords: countryside, horse trading, lederhosen, picturesque
PMR-D6814 Ireland, Aran Islands, Inis Mor, Kilronan: typical horse-drawn cart passing a thatched cottage selling Aran sweaters. Keywords: heritage, culture, tradition, shop knitware, picturesque
PMR-D6809 Ireland, Aran Islands, Inis Mor, Kilronan: the traditional mode of transport in the Aran Islands. Keywords: heritage, culture, tradition, horse-drawn, cart, carriage, horse-power, trap
PMR-D0922 Myanmar, Mandalay, Mingun: ox carts collect visitors from the boats at the landing stage. Keywords: Buddhist, Burma, religious, colourful, architecture, picturesque, temples
PMR283-12 Turkey, Pergamon: typical painted horse-drawn cart in Bergama. Keywords: culture, art, picturesque, national heritage, traditional
PMR236-10 Romania, Moldavia, Neamt Monastery: the church in the grounds was built by Stephen the Great in 1497 on the site of an older one. A repository for learning for centuries, with a valuable library, printing shop, museum and hundreds of sheep and cattle. The largest and oldest monastery in Romania. Here: the Pirgul Belltower, the oldest surviving building. Keywords: frescoes, fortifications, defence, colourful, mediaeval, architecture, Orthodox, Christian, rustical, rural, landscape, picturesque, oxen cart
PMR233-10 Romania, Moldavia, Gura Humorului: Moldavian family on the way to church in a horse-drawn cart on Easter Monday. Keywords: colourful, Christian, rustical, rural, street scene, landscape, countryside, farmland, picturesque
PMR470-07 Romania, Wallachia: a young man leading an oxen-cart loaded with hay, near Albesti. Keywords: countryside, street scene, rustical, harvest, haywain, rural
PMR461-04 Romania, Southern Bucovina, Sucevita: horse-drawn cart - the normal way of transporting goods in this part of the country. Keywords: countryside, rustical, street scene
PMR521-02 Italy, Sicily, Agrigento: traditionally decorated Sicilian bicycle-cart, showing scenes of battles of Christians versus the Moors, dating back to the Spanish rule of Sicily. Keywords: Sicilia, ornamentation, colourful, decorating, painting, artwork
PMR520-02 Italy, Sicily, Agrigento: the traditionally decorated Sicilian horse-cart, showing scenes of battles of Christians versus the Moors, dating back to the Spanish rule of Sicily, is now a relic of the past. Keywords: Sicilia, ornamentation, colourful, decorating, painting, artwork
PMR519-12 Italy, Sicily, Agrigento: traditionally decorated Sicilian horse and cart with owner. Keywords: Sicilia, artwork, painting, decorating, colourful, ornamentation, plumes
PMR098K-23 Paraguay, Asunción (full name: Nuestra Senora Santa Maria de la Asunción): a typical bullock cart on the road to Asunción. Keywords: village life, local transport
PMR056K-23 Malta, Buskett Gardens: "Clapham Junction" a series of cart or sled tracks worn deep into the rock, leading nowhere. The age and origin of the tracks is a mystery. Here, two sets of tracks are seen to converge.
PMR056K-22 Malta, Buskett Gardens: "Clapham Junction" a series of cart or sled tracks worn deep into the rock, leading nowhere. The age and origin of the tracks is a mystery.
PMR014K-33 Italy, Sicily, Agrigento: one of the traditional, ornately decorated Sicilian carts. Keywords: heritage, Greek civilisation, culture, historic
PMR545-2 Watering the livestock and washing the car in the river: a picture of rural everyday life near Filiasi, south of the Carpathian Mountains. Keywords: countryside, cows, horses, geese, horse and cart
PMR665-08 Jordan, Jerash: already settled in Neolithic times, Jerash was later occupied by Greeks and Romans, and the latter are responsible for most of the surviving architecture which dates from 64 BC. By the first/second century AD the town had a population of about 15-20,000 inhabitants and was known as "Gerasa". This picture: part of the colonnaded street, the Cardo Maximus, with original paving still bearing the tracks of cart wheels and complete with sidewalk and drainage sewers. The Corinthian columns mark the entrance to the Macellum or market place. Keywords: Roman architecture, ruined city, excavations, archeology, classical architecture, national heritage, Gerasa, Gilead Hills, archeological site

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