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شيعي علوي
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رقم العضوية : 76100
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الإنتساب : Nov 2012
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المشاركات : 4,111
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بمعدل : 0.90 يوميا
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المنتدى :
منتدى الصور والتصاميم
Nice, amazing Pictures
بتاريخ : 23-02-2014 الساعة : 03:54 AM
اللهم صل على مُحمد وآل مُحمد وعجل فرجهم واهلك عدوهم من الجن والإنس من الأولين والآخرين
اللهم صل على فاطمة وأبيها وبعلها وبنيها والسر العظيم المستودع فيها عدد ما أحاط به علمك
Climber Steph Davis on the Diamond on Colorado's Longs Peak

A brave boy fearlessly risked his own life and showed astonishing bravery to save a helpless baby deer from drowning in Banglasdesh rive

A Cormorant Fisherman at sunset on the Li River near Xing Ping.

The late Dan Osman in action. He was an American extreme sport practitioner, known for the dangerous sports of "free-soloing" (rock climbing without ropes or other safety gear); and "rope free-flying" or "rope jumping" (falling several hundred feet from a cliff then being caught by a safety rope), for which his record was over 1000 feet/300 meters. He did what he loved and immersed himself in nature

Engulfed by the serenity of nature - Phugtal Monastery in south-eastern Zanskar, Ladakh in northern Indi

Multnomah Falls, Oregon. Looks majestic

Lion's Head, Cape Town, South Africa

Imagine waking up like this...
Kevin Brown drinks water near the end of a multi-day ascent of El Capitan in Yosemite Valley, California

Morraine Lake, Alberta, Canada

Cave of crystal giants in Mexico. Stunning.

The blue tunnel.

The Blue Hole is an underwater sinkhole (or vertical cave) and is so named because of the beautiful and dramatic contrast between the dark blue, deep waters of their depths and the lighter blue of the shallows around them. Even though no life (besides bacteria) thrives in the blue hole, divers will still find this sight magnificent.

Reclining on a rooftop carved two millennia ago, a Bedouin surveys the realm of the Nabataeans, whose ancient capital beckons from the sands of southern Jordan. Forgotten for centuries, Petra still echoes with mysteries of the past; this immense building, Al Deir (the Monastery), was probably a Nabataean shrine.

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