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Brazil, City of Rio de Janeiro, Beach Bar at the Ipanema Beach with a view of the

Brazil, City of Rio de Janeiro, Beach Bar at the Ipanema Beach with a view of the Morro Dois Irmaos

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The Cape Town Waterfront, officially named the Victoria and Albert Waterfront, is Cape Towns most visited tourist attraction and a hub of local activity. It is located in the historic centre of a wor

The Cape Town Waterfront, officially named the Victoria and Albert Waterfront, is Cape Towns most visited tourist attraction and a hub of local activity. It is located in the historic centre of a working harbour, an e ample of gentrification, and incorporates hotels, shops, restaurants, pubs, live entertainment and residential developments. Table Mountain provides a dramatic backdrop

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Chimney Pots

25th June 1955: A view of chimney pots on the roof tops of houses in Dundee. Dundee, situated on the banks of the dSilvery Tayf, is linked to Fife and the south of Scotland by a road bridge, opened in 1966, and a rail bridge finished in 1897 to replace the one which collapsed during a storm in 1879. Dundee is most famous for its jute industry which began as a by-product of whaling in the eighteenth century when it was discovered that the whale oil mixed with raw jute enabled workers to spin the fibre into fabric. The textile industry flourished in Dundee and at its peak employed 50, 000 people. The area around the city is used for fruit growing which is the foundation for a thriving jam industry founded in 1797 by Mrs Keiller, who began making the famous Dundee marmalade. Captain Scottfs ship dDiscoveryf was built in the local shipyards on Tayside for its journey to the Antarctic in 1901 and has recently been restored for the city to display in dry dock as a tourist attraction. Original Publication: Picture Post - 7819 - Dundee, The Uncompromising - pub. 1955 (Photo by John Murray/Picture Post/Getty Images)