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    A guide around Europe for the older traveller

    Does life need to slow down at an older age? If you’re coming close to retirement or are already enjoying the freedom from a working lifestyle, you may find that you…

    November 15, 2018
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    Trading forex in the US? Strategies to use

    Any financial trader or investor worth their salt is likely to use strategies as part of their trading decision-making. Without having a strategy in place, it’s almost inevitable that failure will…

    November 12, 2018
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    Essential Office Equipment You Can’t Do Without

    Whether you are setting up an office for your new business or a branch for your existing commercial operations, there are several must-haves that should not miss on your shopping list.…

    September 20, 2018
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    5 must-see destinations for over 50s

    Who said you need to slow down in later life? If you’re nearing retirement or are already enjoying your work-free lifestyle, you may find you have more free time and cash…

    August 28, 2018
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    A Guide to Closing Costs

    Buying a new home is almost always a financial strain. Most people want to get the best place they can, and really stretch themselves to find the money, knowing that as…

    August 23, 2018
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    3 Meaningful Ways To Travel That Will Take You Around The World

    Traveling is a life-changing experience. Whether you find yourself suspended in a hammock under the Hawaiian palms or trekking across the mountainous Andes region, you are experiencing a world beyond the…

    August 22, 2018
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  • Photo by @lynseyaddario | I photographed a training day for policewomen in Afghanistan as part of my @natgeo story ‘Veiled Rebellion.’ Pictured above, Afghan policewomen handle AMD-65 rifles at a dusty firing range outside Kabul. They are trained by carabinieri, Italian military police from the local NATO troops. Joining the police force is a bold decision for an Afghan woman. Insurgents often attack the police. Very few women get permission from their husband and male relatives. Of 100,000 officers, only about 700 are female. Yet women are welcome recruits. They can take on tasks that men cannot because of Islamic custom: frisking other women, searching homes where female family members are present. Many who take the job are widows of fallen officers cast in the role of breadwinner. April 2010. #photojournalism #itswhatido #lynseyaddario
  • Photo by @jimmy_chin | 69°00′N 52°00′W A massive iceberg over 150 ft tall and the size of several city blocks floats through Disko Bay Greenland. For more images of icebergs off Greenland’s western coast, follow @jimmy_chin
  • Photo by @CarltonWard | As the first cold fronts fall blow in and Gulf of Mexico temperatures drop, manatees will begin migrating to the relatively warm waters of Florida’s freshwater springs. This mother and calf were seeking refuge while a winter rain dappled the surface of Three Sisters Springs in Crystal River National Wildlife Refuge. Maintaining safe passage for manatees is critical during this time of year. Being hit by boats is the leading cause of injury for this vulnerable marine mammal which through conservation efforts has gradually recovered from former endangered status. We swam with manatees at this site during the 2015 #FloridaWildlifeCorridor Expedition. #Glades2Gulf @insidenatgeo @usfws #manatee #GulfofMexico #springs @sealegacy #FloridaWild #KeepFLWild
  • Photo by @dguttenfelder | A lion’s paw print in the dirt in Tanzania’s Ngorongoro crater. #onassignment for @natgeoExpeditions #natgeoexpeditions.
  • Video by @amivitale | An adult elephant herd socializes on the Namunyak Wildlife Conservancy. An elephant trunk is comprised of over 44,000 muscles and trunks are used for eating, drinking, as snorkels, for pushing, leading, “shaking hands” and reassuring other elephants. These sentient giants are nature’s great engineers. By voraciously eating the trees and brush, they keep the land open and grassy. Without the elephants, other wildlife, people and livestock all suffer. Namunyak Wildlife Conservancy is home to Reteti Elephant Sanctuary (@r.e.s.c.u.e), the first ever community-owned and run elephant sanctuary in Africa. The sanctuary provides a safe place for injured elephants to heal and later, be returned back to the wild. Follow @amivitale @conservationorg & @r.e.s.c.u.e to learn about the incredible work being done to protect and preserve these magical beings. @nrt_kenya @kenyawildlifeservice @sandiegozoo @tusk_org @thephotosociety @natgeo #namunyak #protectelephants #bekindtoelephants #DontLetThemDisappear #elephants #saveelephants #stoppoaching #kenya #northernkenya #magicalkenya #whyilovekenya #africa #natureisspeaking #everydayafrica #photojournalism #amivitale
  • Photo by @simonnorfolkstudio | November 11, 2018, marked a century since the end of the First World War. Over the past couple of years I've been working on a project studying its aftermath. Here stands the Chattri memorial on the outskirts of Brighton on the south coast of England. More than 800,000 Indian soldiers fought in the war, and thousands of wounded were brought to Britain to be treated in makeshift hospitals. Three were established in Brighton. The memorial was built in 1920 at the exact location of funeral pyres used for the cremation of soldiers who died in Brighton as a result of their injuries. For more on this and other projects, follow me @simonnorfolkstudio #simonnorfolk #history #war #memorial #firstworldwar #1918 #memory #WW1 #armistice #peace #LestWeForget #southdownsnationalpark #brighton #sussex #southdowns #Indianmemorial #funeralghat #england #Britain #gratitude
  • Photo by @BrianSkerry | Green sea turtles mating off Buck Island in St. Croix in the US Virgin Islands. These waters were protected by President Kennedy in 1961 as a U.S. National Marine Monument. Because of this and the work of the National Park Service at Buck Island, animals like sea turtles have rebounded, along with so many more in these important ecosystems. Follow @BrianSkerry and journey into the sea! #seaturtles #buckisland #stcroix #usvi #presidentkennedy
  • Photo by @beverlyjoubert | A possible future king of Duba Plains. The Okavango is characterized by wide-open plains of short grass interspersed with numerous termite mounds. These mounds are hugely important in this ecosystem. While termites play an important role in breaking down dead vegetation, their towering mounds provide homes to a number of animals—from warthogs to aardvarks. When termites emerge after the rains in millions—winging their way across the landscape—they feed many species of birds, reptiles, and mammals, and even lions sometimes. The mounds also supply important dry ground when the system floods, shade during the heat of the day, and an excellent vantage point for predators to survey the landscape and plan their next hunt. This little lion has a long way to go until he takes down his first lechwe, but from a good vantage point he'll be able to watch his mother and aunts as they hunt—and he will learn. #littlebigcats #okavangolions #TsaroPride #DubaPlains

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