Nuba girl with decorative scarring on her back. The scarring is done by raising the skin with a fish hook or acacia thorn and inserting fire ash into the wound before leaving it to heal. Sudan.
The largest of the two statues of Buddha at Bamiyan, Afghanistan. This statue, 53 metres 175 foot high, was destroyed by the Taliban in March 2001 Hazarajat
Azende girl with elaborate scarring South Sudan Cicatrization Raised keloids produced by raising skin with a fish hook or acacia thorn and then inserting fire ash into the wound Africa
Mountain Rescue helicopter lifts a casualty on a stretcher from Clogwyn Dur Arddu, a rock climbing mecca on the slopes of Mount Snowdon. North Wales, Great Britain.
The Old Tavern De Olde Molen Windmill Now a restaurant Built in Holland 1804 Shipped to Aruba and reconstructed in 1960 Aruba Dutch Caribbean Dutch Antilles West Indies Buildings built in Dutch Colonial style
