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found these photographs which gave me the urge to post it here... no reason why, it just caught my attention...
A doll representing a fetus and crosses have been placed by anti-abortion activists in Mexico City's central Zocalo square during a protest against the legalization of abortion.

Satellite image of Hurricane Gustav as it moves toward vulnerable Haiti.

Boys bathe near a water barrel in Maros district of Indonesia's South Sulawesi province. The dry season has forced people to walk for miles to get water.

A Muslim boy holds a placard during a peace rally in front of a mosque in Taguig city, south of Manila, Philippines.

A woman walks across a record breaking photo mosaic in Birmingham, central England.

The Big Picture mosaic is 900 metre square in size and creates an image made of thousands of photographs submitted by the public. It is constructed from 288 panels, each holding 392 individually placed photographs to meet World Record rules.

A worker stands in front of the Upside Down House in Trassenheide, northern Germany. The house belongs to an entrepreneur from Poland and is part of The World Upside Down, a project that allows visitors a different view of every day items.

Protesters trying to overthrow Thailand's government launch an attack on Bangkok's police headquarters.

All photos and captions are extracted and quoted from Telegraph.co.uk...
A doll representing a fetus and crosses have been placed by anti-abortion activists in Mexico City's central Zocalo square during a protest against the legalization of abortion.

Satellite image of Hurricane Gustav as it moves toward vulnerable Haiti.

Boys bathe near a water barrel in Maros district of Indonesia's South Sulawesi province. The dry season has forced people to walk for miles to get water.

A Muslim boy holds a placard during a peace rally in front of a mosque in Taguig city, south of Manila, Philippines.

A woman walks across a record breaking photo mosaic in Birmingham, central England.

The Big Picture mosaic is 900 metre square in size and creates an image made of thousands of photographs submitted by the public. It is constructed from 288 panels, each holding 392 individually placed photographs to meet World Record rules.

A worker stands in front of the Upside Down House in Trassenheide, northern Germany. The house belongs to an entrepreneur from Poland and is part of The World Upside Down, a project that allows visitors a different view of every day items.

Protesters trying to overthrow Thailand's government launch an attack on Bangkok's police headquarters.

All photos and captions are extracted and quoted from Telegraph.co.uk...
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