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Hey Guys, Some more of beautiful Switzerland!!
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Six places where entry is prohibited to tourists! The island Ilha da Queimada Grande. The reason for the ban - a lot of poisonous snakes. Ilha da Queimada Grande Island, 35 km from the coast of Brazil only looks like a paradise. A trip to these parts can cost you your life, because this piece of green land is teeming with poisonous snakes: on an area of 0.43 km? home to about 4,000 snakes. [hidden image - please register] [hidden image - please register] Surtsey Island. The reason for the ban - scientific experiments. In 1963, Iceland's waters have been a number of eruptions of underwater volcanoes and in a short time formed a new island area of 2.7 km ?. He immediately became the object of attention of scientists from different countries, as is a visual model of the birth of the island and the life on it. Since then, Surtsey, named after the mythological hero Surt, ruler fire giants, is strictly for scientific purposes and is a closed zone for tourists. Throughout the life of the island, scientists watched as the " learn " a new earth: plants, insects, worms and birds. [hidden image - please register] [hidden image - please register] [hidden image - please register] North Sentinel Island. The reason for the ban - Aboriginal aggression. On one of the Andaman Islands in the Bay of Bengal, which formally belongs to India, home to a tribe of dangerous Sentinelese people: it avoids any contact with civilization and fiercely resists any intrusion. According to scientists, the natives held in isolation up to 60 000 years. In our time on the island, according to various estimates, the lives of 50 to 400 people. These people do not just avoid contact, moving away from enemies in the forest, but also to actively defend their territory, using spears and bows and arrows. [hidden image - please register] [hidden image - please register] Ise Grand Shrine in Japan. The reason for the ban - the entrance only for the elite In Japan, the most important shrine is the temple complex of Ise Jingu. The main temple is surrounded by a high wooden fence, can get inside only high-ranking clerics and members of the imperial family. The main (chapel), created for the Emperor and Empress, visitors are not allowed: it is only the roof visible, and the building is fenced with four fences. [hidden image - please register] [hidden image - please register] [hidden image - please register] Tiger reserves in India. The reason for the ban - the preservation of populations of rare species of animals. In 2012, the Supreme Court of India has announced the closure for the tourists of all the national parks, which contain the Bengal Tigers. The authorities of the Indian states were instructed to create buffer zones endangered subspecies of animals. [hidden image - please register] [hidden image - please register] Island Gryuinard. The reason for the ban - testing of biological weapons. In 1942, the British government bought the Scottish island Gryuinard area of 196 hectares for testing biological weapons - anthrax. The British were satisfied with the results: it turned out that the anthrax seriously and permanently contaminate the area and pose a threat to human and animal life for decades, causing death in 95% of cases. Until the '80s the island was one of the deadliest places on the planet - all visits were forbidden. Only in 1986, scientists have finally engaged in "cleansing" the ominous island: they sprayed 280 tons of formaldehyde, diluted with sea water, and then started to Gryuinard sheep. Animals have survived and remained healthy and the island has been declared safe in 1990, but to settle on it no one. Archaeologists warn that the anthrax spores remain in the soil of the island, which means that it will not be suitable for life for hundreds of years. [hidden image - please register] [hidden image - please register] [hidden image - please register] |
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Black - white perfection of wildlife. David Yarrow - 49-year-old photographer from Scotland. He currently lives in England. Removes amazing black and white photographs of wildlife. At the age of 20 years, he became the winner of Young Scottish Photographer of the Year, at the same time his picture graced the cover of the magazine The Times. GHOST WRITERS [hidden image - please register] CAPA's Legacy [hidden image - please register] Mystic River [hidden image - please register] Giants Kingdom [hidden image - please register] GLADIATOR [hidden image - please register] The Jungle Book Stories [hidden image - please register] Lion King [hidden image - please register] High, Ambolesi, Kenya, 2013 [hidden image - please register] Catch [hidden image - please register] Swimming [hidden image - please register] |
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Hey Guys,Some more of the Northumbria Coast Line!!
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Hey Guys, Some more of the North Yorkshire Moors!!
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BEAUTIFUL VIEWS OF AUSTRALIA Kalbarri, Western Australia - Matt Hutton. [hidden image - please register] Canyon Claustral - Lee Duguid [hidden image - please register] Canyon Claustral - Lee Duguid [hidden image - please register] Starfall - Lincoln Harrison [hidden image - please register] Surf - Warren Keelan [hidden image - please register] Kiama, New South Wales - Shane Arrold. [hidden image - please register] Twelve Apostles - a group of limestone rocks in the ocean off the coast of the National Park Port Campbell, located in the so-called Great Ocean Road in Victoria, Australia - Dylan Gehlken. [hidden image - please register] Lake Dambliung - Michael Goh [hidden image - please register] Fraser Island - Paul Hemmings. [hidden image - please register] Andrew Cooney. [hidden image - please register] Steve McDermott. [hidden image - please register] Huon River - Margaret Morgan [hidden image - please register] Sydney Opera House - Martin Tyler [hidden image - please register] |
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Hey Guys, Some more views of North Wales!!
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Hey Guys, Some more of delightful Scotland!!
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Hey Guys, Some more of the Shetland Islands!!
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HI Guys, Some more of delightful Bulgaria!!
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