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  • On the farm of Rhoda Mang'anya in the Dedze District of Malawi. Rhoda has improved her soil, and with it the ability to feed her family, by using a variety of perrenial trees that provide nitrogen to the soil. <br />
For further information contact: <br />
Chris Katema<br />
ckatema@cgiarmw.org<br />
chrisskatema@gmail.com<br />
0999 220075
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  • Evening falls over Harlech Castle while the staff of the Castle Restaurant sets the tables.
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  • The Storr is part of the Trotternish geologic formation in the northeast corner of the Isle of Skye, Scotland.  The largest of the monoliths is called The Old Man of Storr.  To the south are the Cuillins of southern Skye.
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  • Texeido is a Celtic sacred site, the place where the souls of the dead Celts went as they wandered Galicia.  The rule was that if you didn't come to Texeido while alive you were condemned to come three times when you were dead.  Today it is a pilgirmage site still, and thousands come to drink the water of the holy well for its curative properties.
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  • Tresco Abbey Gardens in the Scilly Islands off the tip of Cornwall, in the UK.  Famed for its climate that promotes lucious growth, including palm trees.
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  • In Polperro, a small fishing village, on the south coast of Cornwall.
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  • Camus Cul an t-Saint, the beach on the west side of Iona, Scotland.
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  • Caernarfon Castle, built by King Edward to subdue the Welsh looms over the harbor and town in north Wales.
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  • The Archbishop and monks at the Celtic Orthodox Monastery of Sainte-Dolay in Brittany.  The monks eat communally outside under and awning.  Morning sunlight casts warm light though the incense of mass.
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  • Sunrise at Stonehenge on the Summer Solstice.  20,000 revelers wait to greet the sunrise at Stonehenge.
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  • Caol Ila distillery on Isle of Islay. Passage of the Sound of Islay on the west coast of Scotland.  Between the islands of Islay and Jura.,
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  • The ornate gates of the main entrance to the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela.  In the afternoon they cast equally ornate shadows, a reflection of the complexity of Santiago and Galicia.
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  • A Breton dance group performs at the Cathedral in Quimper, Brittany.
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  • Rape crop growing in the countryside near St. Mawes, Cornwall.
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  • On St. Kilda, the island west of the Outer Hebrides, a World Heritgage Site famous for its bird colonies and the tale of the evacuation of the last humans habitants in the village in 1930. View of the village houses.
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  • Skellig Michael and Little Skellig, County Kerry, Ireland.
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  • Endangered sea turtles struggle ashore on Juno Beach, north of Palm Beach, Florida, to lay their eggs in the soft sands, impaired by the shore lighting that can scare them away.  Worse, when the baby turtles hatch they often become confused by the lighting and turn away from the sea, making them easy prey for predators.
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  • On St. Kilda, the island west of the Outer Hebrides, a World Heritgage Site famous for its bird colonies and the tale of the evacuation of the last humans habitants in the village in 1930.
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  • Loch Slalpin on the Strathaird peninsula of the Isle of Skye, perfectly calm in the predawn light.  Fishing and pleasure boats at anchor.
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  • Scenes at the Intercelitque Festival where the Magic Night performance brings performers from all the nations into the stadium for a full blown show of Celtic music and dance.  Celtic gets the rock star treatment.  Response from the Celtic audience was overwhelming.
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  • Angie Hamilton with her British White Cattle on their farm in Carmarthenshire, Wales.<br />
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 The British White is polled (genetically hornless), docile and was a dual purpose breed (beef and milk) until 1950. Since then the British Whites selection has been for beef production with carry over heavy milk production.
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  • Head chef Jose delivers one of the great seafood platters at Marisqueria Bahia in the seafood district of Vigo, Galicia.  Seafood here is some of the best in the world with incredible variety.
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  • Mazey Day celebrations in the streets of Penzance as the Golowan band draws Penglaze out onto the street where it creats havoc in the serpent dance. Children from the community schools take part in the parade.  Moch Mayor Miss Cornish Pasty marches in the parade.
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  • Tresco Abbey Gardens in the Scilly Islands off the tip of Cornwall, in the UK.  Famed for its climate that promotes lucious growth, including palm trees.
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  • Scenes at Whitesand Beach near St. Davids in Wales.
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  • On St. Kilda, the island west of the Outer Hebrides, a World Heritgage Site famous for its bird colonies and the tale of the evacuation of the last humans habitants in the village in 1930. View of the village houses.
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  • Hill towns and countryside around the ancient Celtic village of Piernado in Los Ancares, the eastern mountainous region of Galicia.  Here the old Celtic ways are still pretty fresh and the current generation still uses the old Pallozas, thatched stone houses that were home to livestock as well, even if they have built newer living quarters next door.
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  • In Polperro, a small fishing village, on the south coast of Cornwall.
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  • Polperro is a well-known fishing village on the south coast of Cornwall, famous for it's beautiful harbor and history of fishing and smuggling.
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  • Muxia on the Costa da Morte is famed for the ancient customs associated with the rocks surrounding the church of Santa Maria de Muxia.  Pilgrims climb under the stone for its healing power.  Others stand on the rocking stone, Pedra da Barca. Some put their heads in curious stone cavities near the shore.   All are customs of Celtic origin.
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  • A cow comes home late at night in the ancient Celtic village of Piernado in Los Ancares, the eastern mountainous region of Galicia. Cows are led to pasture in the morning and come home later in the day on their own, this one much later.  Here the old Celtic ways are still pretty fresh and the current generation still uses the old Pallozas, thatched stone houses that were home to livestock as well, even if they have built newer living quarters next door.
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  • Inside Dick Mack's Pub in Dingle, Ireland.
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  • Rowing with the Cadgwith Cove gig crew in the evening as they train for an upcoming match.  Gigs were fast rowboats made to deliver pilots to ships entering the English Channel.  Cadgwith is a tiny village on the south tip of the Lizard Peninsula in Cornwall
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  • National Geographic Explorer visits Aitcho Island in the South Shetland Islands, home to a large colony of penguins, including Gentoo penguins.
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  • Former Laird of Muck, Lawrence MacEwan on Beinn Airein, the highest hill on the island. The island has ben in the hands of the MacEwan family since 1896, for four generations. <br />
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Muck is the smallest of four main islands in the Small Isles, part of the Inner Hebrides of Scotland. It measures roughly 2.5 miles (4 km) east to west and has a population of around 30, mostly living near the harbour at Port Mòr. The other settlement on the island is the farm at Gallanach. The island's only road, about 1.5 miles (2.4 km) long, connects the two.
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  • Inside a Palloza in the ancient Celtic village of Piernado in Los Ancares, the eastern mountainous region of Galicia. Cows are led to pasture in the morning and come home later in the day on their own, this one much later.  Here the old Celtic ways are still pretty fresh and the current generation still uses the old Pallozas, thatched stone houses that were home to livestock as well, even if they have built newer living quarters next door.  Jose (check this name) was born in this palloza and still uses it everyday, keeping his cattle and chickens here.  Note the Roman cart, still used in some areas of Galicia.
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  • In Elgol, looking over at the Black Cuillin range on the Isle of Skye, Scotland.
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  • On St. Kilda, the island west of the Outer Hebrides, a World Heritgage Site famous for its bird colonies and the tale of the evacuation of the last humans habitants in the village in 1930. View of the village houses.
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  • Fingal's Cave on the island of Staffa in the Inner Hebrides of Scotland. Formed of columnar basalt within the island.
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  • The Bar de Fredi in Espasante, Galicia is a popular spot for Celtic music.  The tavern opens at 11:00 pm and things get going about 1:00 am when the pipers arrive.  Music goes on till 5:00 am, finishing up with traditional hill singing, men and women echoing choruses back and forth.  A wild night.
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  • The Camino de Santiago on a foggy morning near Portomarin, Galicia.  Pilgrims hike along the trail in the thousands making for an almost endless stream each day. Most of the Camino goes through rural areas like this and is one of the very best ways to see the heart of Galicia.
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  • Boats on the coast of Brittany
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  • Caernarfon Castle, built by King Edward to subdue the Welsh looms over the harbor and town in north Wales.
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  • On St. Kilda, the island west of the Outer Hebrides, a World Heritgage Site famous for its bird colonies and the tale of the evacuation of the last humans habitants in the village in 1930. View of the village houses.
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  • On St. Kilda, the island west of the Outer Hebrides, a World Heritgage Site famous for its bird colonies and the tale of the evacuation of the last humans habitants in the village in 1930. View of the village houses.
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  • 8-bit RGB flat IBM byte order uncompressed TIFF  file, 4800x3150 pixels (16.00x10.50 inches) @ 300.00 pixels/inch, written by Adobe Photoshop CS
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  • Dressed for the procession in Lacronan, Brittany, France.
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  • Sacred oak tree in the Foret de la Guerche links to Druid tradtions, near the Breton town of La-Guerche-de-Bretagne in eastern Brittany.  The tree is reputed to be the site of some past massacre.  Oak trees in clearings are very Druidic, and this one has thus been adapted by adding statues of the Virgin, all the way up the trunk.
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  • View of the fishing harbor in Camelle, Galicia, Spain
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  • Caol Ila distillery on Isle of Islay. Passage of the Sound of Islay on the west coast of Scotland.  Between the islands of Islay and Jura.,
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  • The Scavaig River pouring out into Loch na Cuilce in the Black Cuillins on the Isle of Skye, Scotland.  Famous for the surrounding high mountains popular with climbers from around the world.  Part of the Cuillin Range on the south end of Skye.
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  • Gig racing on the south coast of Cornwall.
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  • Sunrise at Stonehenge on the Summer Solstice.  20,000 revelers wait to greet the sunrise at Stonehenge.
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  • Zemu Ali stands next to her small shelter where she guards the teff crop of a local farmer. The small stalk-built structures are common in the region south of Kombulcha where large amounts of teff are grown in the Ethiopian highlands. Teff is highly valued, and Zemu is making sure that stray cattle do not invade the field and damage the crop.
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  • Staffa is the island of volcanic basalt columns on the west coast of the Isle of Mull, made famous by Fingal's Cave.
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  • The long beach and cliffs at Mangersta on the west coat of the Isle of Lewis are dramatic for their sheer cliffs and rugged sea stacks.  Seen here at sunset.
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  • Morning at St. David's Cathedral, St. David's, Pebrokeshire, Wales.  St. David was the patron Saint of Wales and this cathedral is one of the most holy sites in Wales.
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  • Glencolmbkille on the Northwest coast of Ireland.
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  • Georges Cadoudal, one of the legendary pipers of Brittany, organized a small country Fest Noz in his tiny hamlet near Plouye, Brittany.  The muscians gathered in his home for a big festive meal and then they all gathered to play under the old barn nearby. Homemade cidre was served from a small cart.
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  • St. Michael's Mount in the evening.  Known since Biblical times as a tin trading center, St. Michael's Mount was a Celtic sacred site, thence a monastery and then the site of the castle we see today.  A causeway allows access at low tide.
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  • St. Michael's Mount in the morning as rains come and go.  Known since Biblical times as a tin trading center, St. Michael's Mount was a Celtic sacred site, thence a monastery and then the site of the castle we see today.  A causeway allows access at low tide.
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  • Morning at St. Michaels Mount, at Marazion, Cornwall.  Tides make it an island twice a day.  An ancient Celtic hill fort which became a Celtic religious site and then site of the castle.
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  • Women carry sorghum home from the fields along the road south of Kombulcha, Ethiopia. <br />
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Sorghum is a staple of the food supply here. The grain will be part of dinner tonight and the stalks will be fed to the cattle and other livestock. The long stalks are favored because of the volume of forage the provide.
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