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PMR-D9616 Iceland: Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon, an assortment of small icebergs often of bizarre shape which have broken off the face of the Breidamerkurjökull glacier and drift around the lagoon until they melt. The glacier is part of the Vatnajökull in the south-east of the island. The guide in an inflatable dinghy. Keywords: turquoise, colourful, picturesque, fantastic, fascinating, freakish, ice
PMR-D8301 Germany, Upper Bavaria: colourful yacht on Lake Starnberg reflected in the water. Keywords: picturesque, sailing, dinghy, placid, calm, sails
PMR-D8300 Germany, Upper Bavaria: colourful yacht on Lake Starnberg with the Alps in the background Keywords: picturesque, sailing, dinghy, placid, calm, sails, mountains
PMR070K-03 Turkey, Lycia, Kalkan: Motor yacht "Bahryeli C" anchored in the Bay of Firnaz near Kalkan, with motor dinghy for landing. Keywords: sailing boats, Turkish vessels, cruise boats, Lycia
PMR632-04 Tunisia: Bizerta, founded by the Phoenicians in the 9th century BC under the name of Hippo Diarrytus, possesses a fine natural harbour. Colourful dinghies under the walls of the 17th century Kasbah, with the bridge spanning the harbour entrance behind. Keywords: Islamic, Maghreb, historic, heritage, Mohamed, Muslim, picturesque
PMR632-03 Tunisia: Bizerta, founded by the Phoenicians in the 9th century BC under the name of Hippo Diarrytus, possesses a fine natural harbour. Fishermen checking their nets on the quayside, with colourful fishing dinghies and the wall of the 17th century Kasbah behind. Keywords: Islamic, picturesque, Muslim, Mohamed, heritage, historic, Maghreb
PMR632-02 Tunisia: Bizerta, founded by the Phoenicians in the 9th century BC under the name of Hippo Diarrytus, possesses a fine natural harbour. Colourful fishing dinghies with the wall of the 17th century Kasbah stretching to the bridge which spans the harbour entrance. Keywords: Islamic, picturesque, Muslim, Mohamed, heritage, historic, Maghreb

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