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| Castillo Santa Cecelia, Guanajuato, Mexico |
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El castillo, Chichen Itza, Yucatan, Mexico Chichen Itza, not only has one of the best preserved and rebuilt pyramids of the Mayan world, El Castillo, but it is home to many other impressive groups. The Temple of the Warriors that houses the famous Chaac-Mool, where heads used to roll, is located amidst the group of 1,000 columns, Kodak must love this place. Bring film and some more film. |
| The Ruins of Chichen Itza, Yucatan, Mexico |
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Iceburg, Twillingate, Newfoundland Long Point Twillingate Lighthouse is located in Newfoundland, and is situated on Iceburg Alley. The lighthouse is located 331 feet above sea level atop a cliff named Devil's Cove Head, in Notre Dame Bay. It was built of stone in 1875. The tower is 47 feet tall. There is an enclosed walkway connecting the keeper's house, fog horn building, and light tower. The aerobeacon-style lens, has a range of 22 nautical miles. |
| Jacques Cartier bridge, Monreal |
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Legislative Building, Victoria, British Columbia |
| Maid of the Mist, Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada |
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Remarkable Resilience, el Morro In western New Mexico, bordering on the Ramah Navajo Reservation, a castle-like natural rock formation looms from the surrounding plateau of scrubby desert plants and junipers. Gathering a few ponderosas on its skirts, the sandstone bluff juts 200 feet above the surrounding land. This is El Morro, where history is written with permanence found on the old civilization monuments in the Near East, telling of the battles of ancient kings. |
| Vancouver Public Library, British Columbia , Canada Does the fight for literacy take place in a Roman coliseum? It does in Vancouver, where the city's new library became an instant landmark. The building has 315 arches divided into nine floors. At certain points, the outer spiral of arches leaves the main body of the library like the spiraling arms of a hurricane. These create the wide plazas that the locals are so fond of for relaxing, reflecting, studying, debating, and more. |
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