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PMR-D10486 Portugal, Azores Islands, Sao Miguel, Ponta Delgada: one of the intricate coloured patterns used in religious festivals, displayed in the Carlos Machado Museum. It is composed of chopped flowers, coloured wood-shavings or coloured gravel stones. Keywords: religious, striking, tradition, colourful, decoration, ornamentation
PMR-D6128 Germany, Upper Bavaria, Garching: a former gravel pit, now a re-landscaped lake. Keywords: outdoor life, nature, countryside, picturesque, relections, spring, foliage, ecology, biotope
PMR-D4073 Germany, Bavaria, Bayreuth: one of the shady walks in the grounds of the Eremitage, the brainchild of Markgravine Wilhelmina. Keywords: picturesque, park, garden, heritage, gravel path
PMR-D4064 Germany, Bavaria, Bayreuth, Landesgartenschau 2016 (Garden Show): model village - St Georgen with its lake (gravel) about 1760. Keywords: picturesque, exhibition, gardening, hoticulture, botany, flowers, annuals , perennials, colourful, park
PMR-D4063 Germany, Bavaria, Bayreuth, Landesgartenschau 2016 (Garden Show): model village - St Georgen with its lake (gravel) about 1760. Keywords: picturesque, exhibition, gardening, hoticulture, botany, flowers, annuals , perennials, colourful, park
PMR-D1692 Germany, Upper Bavaria, Munich: gravel pits in the middle of a patchwork of fields. Seen from the air. Keywords: München, mineral extraction, aerial view, farmers, farming, ecology, landscape, agriculture, panorama
PMR626-10 Spain, Lanzarote: Monumento al Campesino: designed by Cesar Manrique, the 15 metre monument was assembled in 1968 from old fishing boat drinking water canisters welded together, and represents a peasant with his traditional assistants, an ass and a dromedary. The monument is surrounded by vines growing in "picon" (volcanic gravel), each with its own semi-circular protecting wall against the wind. Keywords: artistic design, Canary Islands, heritage, monument to the peasant, modern sculpture

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