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Urban explorer. Trespasser. Tombstone Tourist. Photographer. With a twist and a dry sense of humour. Grot, Graffiti and Graves Travelling the world. Following the lens
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1 day ago
Throwback Thursday
The junk seller at Chor Minor. Happy memories through rose tinted glasses.
Is it really junk? they say beauty is in the eye of the beholder, I wandered around a shop full of vintage memorabilia, relevant and real. Something in my eyes more enjoyable…
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5 days ago
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Islamic Architecture. Bukhara.
Bolo Haouz Mosque ![_DSC5340.jpeg](
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7 days ago
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Moonlight, Music and Biospheres
Welcome back to our journey into the night. ![_DSC3067.jpeg](
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9 days ago
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The bashers and the weaver. Bukhara.
There are
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12 days ago
PhotoFeed
PhotoFeed contest - Black and white Contest 101- Soviet snappers.
An interesting little museum cum private gallery tucked away down a back street, in Bukhara, my kind of place. It was only a small room hung with a vast array of gorgeous mono…
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13 days ago
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The daylight hours under the domes.
The Eden Project A former china clay pit than had been in operation since the early 1800's by 1995 it was nearing the end of its working lif
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15 days ago
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Bukhara Trading along the Silk Route.
For centuries the great Silk Road's many well worn trails connected countries, their merchants trading their goods and ideas, from China to Europe. J
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17 days ago
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Samarkand Station, all aboard, Bukhara bound.
The railways arrived in Uzbekistan at the end of the 19th century, ensuring that the great trading route of the Silk Road continued into modern times. 
