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The large, flat, and homogeneous Salar de Uyuni is great for trick photography with objects out of proportion (pictured).
Crossing Scotland west to east, the John Muir Way was named after the Scottish-born naturalist who would found the US National Parks system.
Batavia Peace Garden opened on the 200th anniversary of the War of 1812, commemorating Batavia's role in defending against British troops after the city of Buffalo was burned.

Matera and Plovdiv 2019

The European Capitals of Culture for 2019 are Matera (Italy) and Plovdiv (Bulgaria). Special events and exhibitions will take place through the year.

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The large, flat, and homogeneous Salar de Uyuni is great for trick photography with objects out of proportion (pictured).
Crossing Scotland west to east, the John Muir Way was named after the Scottish-born naturalist who would found the US National Parks system.
Batavia Peace Garden opened on the 200th anniversary of the War of 1812, commemorating Batavia's role in defending against British troops after the city of Buffalo was burned.

Matera and Plovdiv 2019

The European Capitals of Culture for 2019 are Matera (Italy) and Plovdiv (Bulgaria). Special events and exhibitions will take place through the year.

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