Chris Haines

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The Essential Guide to Qarqortoq, Greenland
The Essential Guide to Nanortalik (Ilivileq), Greenland
The Diego Ramrez Islands, Chile, Southern Pacific Ocean MORE INFO The Diego Ramrez Islands are a small group of lesser islands located in the southernmost extreme of Chil
Tundra
Convoy of container ships transiting the Suez Canal loom through air thick with desert sand, Great Bitter Lake, Ismalia, Egypt, Northeast Africa
The Bitter Lakes
El-Ferdan bridge at Ismailia, Suez, Egypt, Northern Africa, Africa
Al-Firdan Railway Bridge
The USS ASHLAND an amphibious warship approaching the Mubarak Peace Bridge over the Suez Canal. July 18 2010. BSLOC_2011_12_260
Mubarak Peace Bridge
The city of Port Said is at the entrance to Suez Canal waterway,and all traffic through the canal from the Mediterranean to the Red Sea is controlled from this point.
Port Said
Port Fuad mosque. Port Said, Egypt.
Port Fuad Grand Mosque
Christ with raised hands. Country of Origin: Egypt. Culture:Coptic. Date/Period: 7th - 9th C AD. Place of Origin: Fontmaure. Credit Line: Werner Forman Archive/ Private Collection details on request. Location: 03.
Port Said National Museum
Historic Headquarters of the Suez canal Company. Port Said at the mediterranean entrance of the Suez canal. Egypt
Suez Canal Authority
Waterfront skyline with lighthouse, Port Said, Egypt, North Africa, Africa
Port Said Lighthouse
The Plaza de Armas with the memorial to Ferdinand Magellan in Punta Arenas, a city on the Strait of Magellan in southern Chile. RM
Ferdinand Magellan
Equator Line Monument, marks the point through which the equator passes, Cayambe, Ecuador LB
Fun Facts about the Equator
Eastern and southern sides of the Equator Monument La Mitad del Mundo, center of the world, Ciudad Mitad del Mundo, San Antonio de Pichincha, Pichincha Province, Ecuador RM
Equator
landing with a zodiac in Ainsworth Bay, Alberto de Agostini National Park, Tierra del Fuego, Patagonia, Chile, South America
Alberto de Agostini National Park
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