Tinto River near Berrocal village. Spring, compare with 5 - 241. Minerals. Metals. Microorganisms. Algae. Mars exploration. Red river. Huelva. Spain / 5 - 160
Riffles in Tinto River near Berrocal village. End of Summer, compare with photograph 5.3-80. Algae. Microorganisms. Sulphur. Yellow. Mars exploration. Huelva. Spain / 5 - 139
Little waterfall due to a dam for an ancient and unused watermill. Tinto River. Minerals. Metals. Microorganisms. Algae. Mars exploration. Red river. Huelva. Spain / 5 - 123
Detail of water table in the bottom of Corta Atalaya opencast mining. Microorganisms. Bacteria. Algae. Mars exploration. Red. Tinto River. Riotinto Mines. Huelva. Spain / 7.4 - 28
Ricardo Amils (microbiologist responsible for Tinto River study) next to a geologist who is taking a sample for a stratigraphic study. Riotinto Mines. Tinto River. Huelva. Spain / 9.1 - 465
Ricardo Amils (microbiologist responsible for Tinto River study) next to a geologist who is taking a sample for a stratigraphic study. Riotinto Mines. Tinto River. Huelva. Spain / 9.1 - 466
Ricardo Amils (microbiologist responsible for Tinto River study) taking some water from Tinto River for an indoors experiment. Peña de Hierro. Huelva. Spain / 9.1 - 400
Group of microbiologists taking water samples and measuring physico-chemical variables in Tumbanales dam. Red. Tinto River at Peña de Hierro. Huelva. Spain / 9.1 - 444
The pier at the west of town is the only reminder of Reynolds Jamaica Mines once the economic base of Ocho Rios. Construction of their deep water pier began in the late '40s and the first shipment of Jamaican bauxite to be exported left here in 1952. The ore was mined in open pits, dried and then transported to the coast by an overhead conveyor belt 6.3 miles long. Early in 1984 Reynolds announced their intention of pulling out of Jamaica and by mid-1984 they were gone. The Reynolds pier is still used to ship sugar and more frequently by cruise ships when there are more than two of these in port.
The pier at the west of town is the only reminder of Reynolds Jamaica Mines once the economic base of Ocho Rios. Construction of their deep water pier began in the late '40s and the first shipment of Jamaican bauxite to be exported left here in 1952. The ore was mined in open pits, dried and then transported to the coast by an overhead conveyor belt 6.3 miles long. Early in 1984 Reynolds announced their intention of pulling out of Jamaica and by mid-1984 they were gone. The Reynolds pier is still used to ship sugar and more frequently by cruise ships when there are more than two of these in port.
River Avon; river; Stratford; Stratford Upon Avon; morning; blue sky; river; stone; stone bridge; lamp posts; iron railing; wrought iron, ripples; reflections; trees; calm, walking, man; Stone Arches; Metal Railings; Red Wrought Iron; Water; Blue Sky; Gentle Ripples; Morning Light
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Man crossing the bridge over the River Avon in the morning at about 6am.
Where two rivers meet, The Rio Quiviesa flows into the Rio Deva at Potes, Liébana Valley, Cantabria, Spain, the 15th century Torre Infantado Tower can be seen in the background, 15, fifteenth, outdoors, river, fluvial, Picos de Europa, Liebana Valley, Cantabria, Spain, Europe, Spanish, España, España, Iberia, Europe, European, Jack, Cox, Travel, Pics, Pro,
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Where two rivers meet, The Rio Quiviesa flows into the Rio Deva at Potes, Liébana Valley, Cantabria, Spain, the 15th century Torre Infantado Tower can be seen in the background, 15, fifteenth, outdoors, river, fluvial, Picos de Europa, Liebana Valley, Cantabria,Spain, Europe, Spanish, España, España, Iberia, Europe, European, Jack, Cox, Travel, Pics, Pro,
Where two rivers meet, The Rio Quiviesa flows into the Rio Deva at Potes, Liébana Valley, Cantabria, Spain, the 15th century Torre Infantado Tower can be seen in the background, 15, fifteenth, outdoors, river, fluvial, Picos de Europa, Liebana Valley, Cantabria, Spain, Europe, Spanish, España, España, Iberia, Europe, European, Jack, Cox, Travel, Pics, Pro,
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Where two rivers meet, The Rio Quiviesa flows into the Rio Deva at Potes, Liébana Valley, Cantabria, Spain, person, people, dog, dogs, in the water, the 15th century Torre Infantado Tower can be seen in the background, 15, fifteenth, outdoors, river, fluvial, Picos de Europa, Liebana Valley, Cantabria,Spain, Europe, Spanish, España, España, Iberia, Europe, European, Jack, Cox, Travel, Pics, Pro,
Where two rivers meet, The Rio Quiviesa flows into the Rio Deva at Potes, Liébana Valley, Cantabria, Spain, the 15th century Torre Infantado Tower can be seen in the background, 15, fifteenth, outdoors, river, fluvial, Picos de Europa, Liebana Valley, Cantabria, Spain, Europe, Spanish, España, España, Iberia, Europe, European, Jack, Cox, Travel, Pics, Pro,
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Where two rivers meet, The Rio Quiviesa flows into the Rio Deva at Potes, Liébana Valley, Cantabria, Spain, person, people, dog, dogs, in the water, the 15th century Torre Infantado Tower can be seen in the background, 15, fifteenth, outdoors, river, fluvial, Picos de Europa, Liebana Valley, Cantabria,Spain, Europe, Spanish, España, España, Iberia, Europe, European, Jack, Cox, Travel, Pics, Pro,
Where two rivers meet, The Rio Quiviesa flows into the Rio Deva at Potes, Liébana Valley, Cantabria, Spain, the 15th century Torre Infantado Tower can be seen in the background, 15, fifteenth, outdoors, outside, river, fluvial, Picos de Europa, Liebana Valley, Cantabria, Spain, Europe, Spanish, España, España, Iberia, Europe, European, Jack, Cox, Travel, Pics, Pro,
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Where two rivers meet, The Rio Quiviesa flows into the Rio Deva at Potes, Liébana Valley, Cantabria, Spain, the 15th century Torre Infantado Tower can be seen in the background, 15, fifteenth, outdoors, outside, river, fluvial, Picos de Europa, Liebana Valley, Cantabria,Spain, Europe, Spanish, España, España, Iberia, Europe, European, Jack, Cox, Travel, Pics, Pro,
ingleton waterfalls Yorkshire river rivers water white orange red iron ore rocks natural world movement trees gorge splash fast flow green systems canoes rapids raging erosion geography science nature landscapes countryside woodland wilderness
haematite rock, igneous rock source of iron mining, Hematite, hæmatite, iron(III), Fe2O3, iron oxide, crystallizes, rhombohedral system, mineral, black, steel, silver-gray, brown, reddish brown, red, mined, ore of iron, kidney ore, martite, iron rose, hematite, rust-red, oxide mineral
Dedham, Essex, Constable Country, Suffolk, River Stour, Stour, river, tourist, attraction, boats, row boats, rowing boats, rowboats, hire boats, boat hire, unused, autumn, ripple, swan, ducks, ripples, water, riverside, river side, riverbank, river bank, Flatford, John Constable, hut, cafe, sunshine, fine weather, autumnal,
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Swan and ducks are the only activity on the River Stour at Dedham at the end of October 2010. All the hire boats are moored up at the end of the summer season. The hut in the background is a popular cafe.
Mammoth Hot Springs is the terraces. Heat, water, limestone, and rock fracture combine to create the terraces. Travertine is deposited as white rock, however the microorganisms and living bacteria create beautiful shades of oranges, pinks, yellows, greens, and browns. Yellowstone, USA, America
SPAIN Rias Baixas -- 02/12/2002 -- Fisherman on his boat in the Ria de Arousa. Galicia has a larger fleet of fishing boats than the rest of Europe put together. Now most of it is docked in hundreds of ports like this along the NW Spanish coast. Thousands of tonnes of heavy fuel oil has contaminated large swathes of the north-western coast of Spain after the tanker Prestige sank in late November 2002. The ship was carrying around 77,000 tonnes of fuel oil and while some has been extracted from the wreck, a lot of the oil has leaked into the sea causing a ecological disaster along much of the southern Atlantic coast of Europe. The cost of the disaster is estimated at over 20 billion Euros. Thousands of volunteers and military personnel are involved in the clean-up operation which could last for six months -- Picture
Mammoth Hot Springs is the terraces. Heat, water, limestone, and rock fracture combine to create the terraces. Travertine is deposited as white rock, however the microorganisms and living bacteria create beautiful shades of oranges, pinks, yellows, greens, and browns. Yellowstone, USA, America, National Parks
