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Images Dated 7th March 2006 (page 2)

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Bald Eagles gathering on a log, Haliaeetus leucocephalus, Homer, Alaska

Images Dated 7th March 2006: Antarctica, South Georgia Island (UK), Jagged blue ice face of tidewater glacier

Antarctica, South Georgia Island (UK), Jagged blue ice face of tidewater glacier and alpine tundra along Smaaland Cove on summer morning

Antarctica, South Georgia Island (UK), Jagged blue ice face of tidewater glacier along Smaaland Cove on summer morning

Images Dated 7th March 2006: MOROCCO, Volubilis: Roman Town mostly dating to 2nd & 3rd c. AD / Abandoned by Romans

MOROCCO, Volubilis: Roman Town mostly dating to 2nd & 3rd c. AD / Abandoned by Romans
MOROCCO, Volubilis: Roman Town mostly dating to 2nd & 3rd c. AD/ Abandoned by Romans in 280 AD Stork Nest seen through Basilica Ruins

MOROCCO, Volubilis: Roman Town mostly dating to 2nd & 3rd c. AD / Abandoned by Romans
MOROCCO, Volubilis: Roman Town mostly dating to 2nd & 3rd c. AD/ Abandoned by Romans in 280 AD

MOROCCO, Moulay, Idriss: Town View / Afternoon

Images Dated 7th March 2006: Africa, Morocco

Africa, Morocco
MOROCCO, Volubilis: Spring Fields around Volubilis

Africa, Morocco
MOROCCO, Volubilis: Roman Town mostly dating to 2nd & 3rd c. AD/ Abandoned by Romans in 280 AD House of Venus, Mosaic of Diana Bathing

MOROCCO, Volubilis: Roman Town mostly dating to 2nd & 3rd c. AD / Abandoned by Romans
MOROCCO, Volubilis: Roman Town mostly dating to 2nd & 3rd c. AD/ Abandoned by Romans in 280 AD Trumphal Arch

Africa, Morocco
MOROCCO, Volubilis: Roman Town mostly dating to 2nd & 3rd c. AD/ Abandoned by Romans in 280 AD Town View along Decumanus Maximus Processional Road

Africa, Morocco
MOROCCO, Volubilis: Roman Town mostly dating to 2nd & 3rd c. AD/ Abandoned by Romans in 280 AD Ruins of House of the Knight

Africa, Morocco
MOROCCO, Moulay, Idriss: Town View from the South

Africa, Morocco
MOROCCO, Moulay, Idriss: Town View with Bus Station

MOROCCO, Moulay, Idriss: Town View from the South

Africa, Morocco
MOROCCO, Moulay, Idriss: Town View / Morning

Images Dated 7th March 2006: MOROCCO, Moulay, Idriss: Town View & the Mausoleum of Moulay Idriss, Saint and founder

MOROCCO, Moulay, Idriss: Town View & the Mausoleum of Moulay Idriss, Saint and founder of Moroccos First Imperial Dynasty Late 8th century AD

MOROCCO, Moulay, Idriss: Town View / Morning

Africa, Morocco
MOROCCO, Moulay, Idriss: Town View / Morning

Images Dated 7th March 2006: MOROCCO-Moulay-Idriss: Detail of the Mausoleum of Moulay Idriss, Saint and founder

MOROCCO-Moulay-Idriss: Detail of the Mausoleum of Moulay Idriss, Saint and founder of Moroccos First Imperial Dynasty Late 8th century AD

Africa, Morocco
MOROCCO, Meknes (Area): Spring Fields

MOROCCO, Moulay, Idriss: Town View / Evening

Africa, Morocco
MOROCCO, Volubilis: Roman Town mostly dating to 2nd & 3rd c. AD/ Abandoned by Romans in 280 AD Basilica and Capitol Area / Sunset

Africa, Morocco
MOROCCO, Volubilis: Roman Town mostly dating to 2nd & 3rd c. AD/ Abandoned by Romans in 280 AD Gordien Palace, Late Afternoon

Images Dated 7th March 2006: Medical consultation

Medical consultation
MODEL RELEASED. Medical consultation. General practitioner checking the pulse of an elderly patient. He is using the superficial radial artery in the wrist

Images Dated 7th March 2006: General practice waiting room

General practice waiting room
MODEL RELEASED. General practice waiting room filled with patients

Images Dated 7th March 2006: General practice patient

General practice patient
MODEL RELEASED. General practice patient

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