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Images Dated 23rd February 2017 (page 2)

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Images Dated 23rd February 2017: Mercedes-Benz F1 W08 Hybrid First Run

Mercedes-Benz F1 W08 Hybrid First Run
Lewis Hamilton (GBR) Mercedes-Benz F1 W08 Hybrid at Mercedes-Benz F1 W08 Hybrid First Run, Silverstone, England, 23 February 2017

Reynisdrangar basalt sea stacks with snow, Vik, Iceland, February 2017

Images Dated 23rd February 2017: A tram is seen at Comercio square in downtown Lisbon

A tram is seen at Comercio square in downtown Lisbon, Portugal, February 21, 2017. REUTERS/Rafael Marchante - RC1B491ECAF0

Images Dated 23rd February 2017: A tram passes by the Pasteis de Belem cafe in Lisbon

A tram passes by the Pasteis de Belem cafe in Lisbon, Portugal, July 20, 2016. REUTERS/Rafael Marchante - RC1A1BEADA90

Images Dated 23rd February 2017: The 12th century Templar castle of Almourol, in the middle of an island in the Tagus

The 12th century Templar castle of Almourol, in the middle of an island in the Tagus river, Portugal

The vast plains of Alentejo with farms and olive trees. Portugal

Farms in the vast plains of Alentejo, Portugal

Portalegre in the afternoon light. Alentejo, Portugal

The powerful 13th castle of Campo Maior. Alentejo, Portugal

Images Dated 23rd February 2017: Esquina Gate and the Chapel of Our Lady of Conceicao at the city of Elvas

Esquina Gate and the Chapel of Our Lady of Conceicao at the city of Elvas. It is one of the entrances to the 17th century fortifications, the biggest city bulwark fortifications in the world

Images Dated 23rd February 2017: The 16th century Pegoes aqueduct (Aqueduto dos Pegoes), 6 km long, that provides water

The 16th century Pegoes aqueduct (Aqueduto dos Pegoes), 6 km long, that provides water to the Convent of Christ, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Tomar, Portugal

Images Dated 23rd February 2017: The Tower of Maritime Control in Alges at dusk, overlooking the Tagus river and the

The Tower of Maritime Control in Alges at dusk, overlooking the Tagus river and the Atlantic Ocean. A contemporary project by architect Goncalo Byrne. Lisbon, Portugal

Images Dated 23rd February 2017: Vasco da Gama Tower at dusk, the highest building in Portugal

Vasco da Gama Tower at dusk, the highest building in Portugal. A project by Leonor Janeiro and Nick Jacobs overlooking the Tagus river, in the Parque das Nacoes district. Lisbon, Portugal

Images Dated 23rd February 2017: Main entrance to the Graca Fort at the city of Elvas

Main entrance to the Graca Fort at the city of Elvas. It belongs to the 17th century fortifications, the biggest city bulwark fortifications in the world. A UNESCO World Heritage Site

Micha cloister. Convent of Christ, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Tomar, Portugal (MR)

The 12th century mighty Templar castle of Almourol at sunset. Portugal

The 13th century castle and walled village of Campo Maior. Alentejo, Portugal

The vast plains of Alentejo and Spain with farms, olive trees and cork trees. Portugal

Images Dated 23rd February 2017: The city of Elvas and his 17th century fortifications at dusk, the biggest city bulwark

The city of Elvas and his 17th century fortifications at dusk, the biggest city bulwark fortifications in the world. A UNESCO World Heritage Site. Alentejo, Portugal

Images Dated 23rd February 2017: A willow tree over the Nabao river and the Templar castle on the top of the hill. Tomar

A willow tree over the Nabao river and the Templar castle on the top of the hill. Tomar, Portugal

Images Dated 23rd February 2017: The city of Elvas and his 17th century fortifications, the biggest city bulwark

The city of Elvas and his 17th century fortifications, the biggest city bulwark fortifications in the world. A UNESCO World Heritage Site. Alentejo, Portugal

Images Dated 23rd February 2017: Amoreira aqueduct dating back to the 16th century, a Unesco World Heritage Site. Elvas

Amoreira aqueduct dating back to the 16th century, a Unesco World Heritage Site. Elvas, Alentejo. Portugal

Images Dated 23rd February 2017: The Main Cloister is a work of the Renaissance convent built by King John III

The Main Cloister is a work of the Renaissance convent built by King John III. Convent of Christ, Tomar. Portugal

Images Dated 23rd February 2017: Vasco da Gama Bridge over the Tagus river (Tejo river), the longest bridge in Europe

Vasco da Gama Bridge over the Tagus river (Tejo river), the longest bridge in Europe. Lisbon, Portugal

africa, Cape Verde, Sal. Waves near to Ponta Preta

africa, Cape Verde, Sal. Kitesurfer

africa, Cape Verde, Sal. Kitesurfing

africa, Cape Verde, Santiago. Fishermen of Tarrafal

africa, Cape Verde, Santiago. Landscape of the Serra da Malagueta

Africa, Cape Verde, Sao Vicente. Mindelo, capital of Sao Vicente

africa, Cape Verde, Santiago. View from the fortress of Cidade Velha

africa, Cape Verde, Santiago. the fortress of Cidade Velha

africa, Cape Verde, Santiago. Fishing boats in Cidade Velha

africa, Cape Verde, Sao Vicente, Mindelo. Market

africa, Cape Verde, Santiago. Fishing boats in Pedra Badejo

africa, Cape Verde, Fogo. A view of the volcano

africa, Cape Verde, Santiago. The entrance to the fortress in Cidade Velha

africa, Cape Verde, Santiago Island. Hiking in a valley towards Cidade Velha

Africa, Cape Verde, Fogo. The Pico do Fogo

africa, Cape Verde, Santo Antao. Sugar cane and papaya in the Paul Valley

Africa, Cape Verde, Santo Antao. Sunset in Ponta do Sol

africa, Cape Verde, Santo Antao. The village of Fontainhas

africa, Cape Verde, Santo Antao. The coastal path near the village of Fontainhas

africa, Cape Verde, Santo Antao. harbour of ponta do sol

africa, Cape Verde, Santo Antao. view from the old panoramic road

africa, Cape Verde, Sal. Shipwreck at sharks bay

africa, Cape Verde, Sal. Santa Maria Beach

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