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Tuesday, December 27, 2011

ISN'T THE CLOUDS AMAZING ?




























































































Thursday, December 22, 2011

BEAUTIFUL LADY BUDS



















































































































































Saturday, December 17, 2011

RICHEST VILLAGE OF CHINA - HUAXI VILLAGE

Huaxi is a validation of the Marxist-Leninist dream; a centrally-planned utopia where collectivism has made everyone not just equal, but rich as well. Each family is given its own "modern European-style villa" as well as free medical care, education and daily staples such as rice, cooking oil and fruit and vegetables from the village's organic farms and greenhouses.

Huaxi is said to be China's richest village with 60 companies owned by the citizens. With an annual revenue of $8bn from manufacturing, the eastern Chinese town is now investing in tourism. Huaxi recently opened a luxury hotel which is in one of the world's highest towers.

China's richest village, celebrates its 50th anniversary with the inauguration of a massive 328-meters (1,076 feet) high skyscraper that screams for attention from its lowly skyline.





































































































































Tuesday, December 13, 2011

BIGGEST WATERMELON IN EGYPT

Monday, December 5, 2011

SILVER SCULPTING ART





























































































































































































































Wednesday, November 30, 2011

UNDERWATER PAINTERS - 40 MINUTES OF OXYGEN

Painting usually takes patience and comfort to produce memorable works of art, but the artists painting in the depths of the Black Sea can't really afford to take their time, because that would mean risking their lives. The unusual group of painters, all certified divers, work at depths of between 2 and 20 meters, and claim what they do is just like regular painting, only their canvases are covered with a waterproof adhesive coating, before they plunge into the sea. Although they decide at what depth they want to work, underwater painters have to be very careful because the deeper they go the more color is lost, and on the surface colors look totally different. Red, for example, turns brown or even black.








































































Friday, November 25, 2011

PUPPIES - SIZE OF SODA CANS