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  • November 10, 2018 - Utrecht, Netherlands - On November 10th 2018 in Utrecht, Netherlands. As soon it gets dark, children up to the age of 11 or 12 go door to door with hand-crafted lanterns made of hollowed-out sugar beet or, more recently, paper, singing songs such as ''Sinte Sinte Maarten,'' hoping to receive candy in return, similar to Halloween. St.Martin's Day (Sint Maarten) is an old harvest festival that is celebrated in many European countries and precedes the fasting period of Advent, which begins on November 12. It is named after St. Martin of Tours, a revered European saint who was known for his kindness to strangers. (Credit Image: © Romy Arroyo Fernandez/NurPhoto via ZUMA Press)
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  • March 24, 2018 - Man polishing and sanding a surfboard in a workshop (Credit Image: © Mint Images via ZUMA Wire)
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  • October 3, 2018 - Lalitpur, Nepal - A Nepalese woman handcrafts a decorative paper design to make a product made of Lokta raw materials at a factory in Lalitpur, Nepal on Wednesday, October 3, 2018. Lokta is a Daphne plant acquired from the bark of the Daphne bush, which grows abundantly in the Himalayan foothills at high altitudes. (Credit Image: © Skanda Gautam/ZUMA Wire)
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  • *** PREMIUM EXCLUSIVE *** Lovebirds Prince Harry and Meghan Markle walked down the aisle on Friday - but only as guests at the Jamaican wedding of one of the Prince's closest friends. And after the ceremony, they were seen to tenderly embrace, with Meghan wrapping her arm around love-struck Harry. Wearing a navy blue suit and yellow corsage, Harry looked every bit the handsome Prince as he undertook his official usher duties at the ceremony at the Hopewell Baptist Church in Montego Bay. Meghan made the most of the Caribbean sunshine, sporting a flowery dress and sunglasses as she accompanied her beau at the wedding of Tom ‘Skippy’ Inskip and flame-haired literary agent, the Hon Laura Hughes-Young. Earlier in the day, Harry, 32, was seen on the beach in lime green board shorts, while Meghan wore a tiny turquoise bikini. The pair happily kissed and cuddled in front of pals before frolicking in the sea. Later 35-year-old Meghan enjoyed a glass of wine while Harry smoked cigarettes and chatted to his mates. The fifth in line to the throne flew out from Gatwick to Montego Bay on Wednesday and is staying at one of the most luxurious resorts on the coast. the super exclusive Round Hill Hotel and Villas, a private 110-acre plantation style resort first built as a colony of cottages for the rich, famous and glamorous of the 1950s. It boasts £1,600-a-night shore-side pool villas, one of which is believed to have been snapped up by Harry and Miss Markle, which are decorated in cool, Caribbean shades, with open-air living spaces, outdoor showers and locally handcrafted furniture. Elsewhere the resort’s £500-a-night hotel suites are designed by Ralph Lauren, while facilities include a top-class spa, tennis courts and infinity pool, all nestled in carefully-tended tropical gardens. The Prince and divorced Meghan, who stars in the hit US legal drama series Suits, have been dating since last summer and despite living on different continents, the relationship has quickly tak
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  • *** PREMIUM EXCLUSIVE *** Lovebirds Prince Harry and Meghan Markle walked down the aisle on Friday - but only as guests at the Jamaican wedding of one of the Prince's closest friends. And after the ceremony, they were seen to tenderly embrace, with Meghan wrapping her arm around love-struck Harry. Wearing a navy blue suit and yellow corsage, Harry looked every bit the handsome Prince as he undertook his official usher duties at the ceremony at the Hopewell Baptist Church in Montego Bay. Meghan made the most of the Caribbean sunshine, sporting a flowery dress and sunglasses as she accompanied her beau at the wedding of Tom ‘Skippy’ Inskip and flame-haired literary agent, the Hon Laura Hughes-Young. Earlier in the day, Harry, 32, was seen on the beach in lime green board shorts, while Meghan wore a tiny turquoise bikini. The pair happily kissed and cuddled in front of pals before frolicking in the sea. Later 35-year-old Meghan enjoyed a glass of wine while Harry smoked cigarettes and chatted to his mates. The fifth in line to the throne flew out from Gatwick to Montego Bay on Wednesday and is staying at one of the most luxurious resorts on the coast. the super exclusive Round Hill Hotel and Villas, a private 110-acre plantation style resort first built as a colony of cottages for the rich, famous and glamorous of the 1950s. It boasts £1,600-a-night shore-side pool villas, one of which is believed to have been snapped up by Harry and Miss Markle, which are decorated in cool, Caribbean shades, with open-air living spaces, outdoor showers and locally handcrafted furniture. Elsewhere the resort’s £500-a-night hotel suites are designed by Ralph Lauren, while facilities include a top-class spa, tennis courts and infinity pool, all nestled in carefully-tended tropical gardens. The Prince and divorced Meghan, who stars in the hit US legal drama series Suits, have been dating since last summer and despite living on different continents, the relationship has quickly tak
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  • *** PREMIUM EXCLUSIVE *** Lovebirds Prince Harry and Meghan Markle walked down the aisle on Friday - but only as guests at the Jamaican wedding of one of the Prince's closest friends. And after the ceremony, they were seen to tenderly embrace, with Meghan wrapping her arm around love-struck Harry. Wearing a navy blue suit and yellow corsage, Harry looked every bit the handsome Prince as he undertook his official usher duties at the ceremony at the Hopewell Baptist Church in Montego Bay. Meghan made the most of the Caribbean sunshine, sporting a flowery dress and sunglasses as she accompanied her beau at the wedding of Tom ‘Skippy’ Inskip and flame-haired literary agent, the Hon Laura Hughes-Young. Earlier in the day, Harry, 32, was seen on the beach in lime green board shorts, while Meghan wore a tiny turquoise bikini. The pair happily kissed and cuddled in front of pals before frolicking in the sea. Later 35-year-old Meghan enjoyed a glass of wine while Harry smoked cigarettes and chatted to his mates. The fifth in line to the throne flew out from Gatwick to Montego Bay on Wednesday and is staying at one of the most luxurious resorts on the coast. the super exclusive Round Hill Hotel and Villas, a private 110-acre plantation style resort first built as a colony of cottages for the rich, famous and glamorous of the 1950s. It boasts £1,600-a-night shore-side pool villas, one of which is believed to have been snapped up by Harry and Miss Markle, which are decorated in cool, Caribbean shades, with open-air living spaces, outdoor showers and locally handcrafted furniture. Elsewhere the resort’s £500-a-night hotel suites are designed by Ralph Lauren, while facilities include a top-class spa, tennis courts and infinity pool, all nestled in carefully-tended tropical gardens. The Prince and divorced Meghan, who stars in the hit US legal drama series Suits, have been dating since last summer and despite living on different continents, the relationship has quickly tak
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  • *** PREMIUM EXCLUSIVE *** Lovebirds Prince Harry and Meghan Markle walked down the aisle on Friday - but only as guests at the Jamaican wedding of one of the Prince's closest friends. And after the ceremony, they were seen to tenderly embrace, with Meghan wrapping her arm around love-struck Harry. Wearing a navy blue suit and yellow corsage, Harry looked every bit the handsome Prince as he undertook his official usher duties at the ceremony at the Hopewell Baptist Church in Montego Bay. Meghan made the most of the Caribbean sunshine, sporting a flowery dress and sunglasses as she accompanied her beau at the wedding of Tom ‘Skippy’ Inskip and flame-haired literary agent, the Hon Laura Hughes-Young. Earlier in the day, Harry, 32, was seen on the beach in lime green board shorts, while Meghan wore a tiny turquoise bikini. The pair happily kissed and cuddled in front of pals before frolicking in the sea. Later 35-year-old Meghan enjoyed a glass of wine while Harry smoked cigarettes and chatted to his mates. The fifth in line to the throne flew out from Gatwick to Montego Bay on Wednesday and is staying at one of the most luxurious resorts on the coast. the super exclusive Round Hill Hotel and Villas, a private 110-acre plantation style resort first built as a colony of cottages for the rich, famous and glamorous of the 1950s. It boasts £1,600-a-night shore-side pool villas, one of which is believed to have been snapped up by Harry and Miss Markle, which are decorated in cool, Caribbean shades, with open-air living spaces, outdoor showers and locally handcrafted furniture. Elsewhere the resort’s £500-a-night hotel suites are designed by Ralph Lauren, while facilities include a top-class spa, tennis courts and infinity pool, all nestled in carefully-tended tropical gardens. The Prince and divorced Meghan, who stars in the hit US legal drama series Suits, have been dating since last summer and despite living on different continents, the relationship has quickly tak
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  • Cape Town- 18-07-03- Hand-crafted and encased in precious metal, every Legacy Collection piece – from dazzling jewellery to iconic art – is created from the original fence of South<br />
Africa’s Robben Island prison, the notorious Cape Town Island prison<br />
that housed freedom fighters including Nelson Mandela, Ahmed Kathrada,<br />
Walter Sisulu and many more during South Africa’s oppressive apartheid<br />
years. Picture: Siphephile Sibanyoni/ African News Agency (ANA).
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  • NO WEB/NO APPS - Exclusive. (Text available) A group of craftswomen gather in the morning at the village center to make hand-crafted items which will be sold on the markets of larger cities, in 'Palma Real' native community, near Puerto Maldonado, Peru on July 17, 2017. The Amazon rainforest is famous as ‘The Lung of the Earth’, but also for the presence of numerous native communities, who have always lived isolated and in close contact with nature for generations, used to seek for food and medicines and to build items directly from the environment in which they live. The unstoppable rise of globalization has drastically changed their needs, expectations and consequently their way of life. Located in the Tambopata National Reserve, on the border between Peru and Bolivia, the native Comunidad Palma Real is one of the clearest examples of this change. Living on the banks of the Madre de Dios River since approximately 1976, Palma Real comprises about 300 people part of the nomadic community Ese-Eja, established in the Amazon rainforest of Peru before the Spanish colonization. Photo by Giacomo d'Orlando/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • Cape Town- 18-07-03- Hand-crafted and encased in precious metal, every Legacy Collection piece – from dazzling jewellery to iconic art – is created from the original fence of South<br />
Africa’s Robben Island prison, the notorious Cape Town Island prison<br />
that housed freedom fighters including Nelson Mandela, Ahmed Kathrada,<br />
Walter Sisulu and many more during South Africa’s oppressive apartheid<br />
years. Picture: Siphephile Sibanyoni/ African News Agency (ANA).
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  • Cape Town- 18-07-03- Hand-crafted and encased in precious metal, every Legacy Collection piece – from dazzling jewellery to iconic art – is created from the original fence of South<br />
Africa’s Robben Island prison, the notorious Cape Town Island prison<br />
that housed freedom fighters including Nelson Mandela, Ahmed Kathrada,<br />
Walter Sisulu and many more during South Africa’s oppressive apartheid<br />
years. Picture: Siphephile Sibanyoni/ African News Agency (ANA).
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  • Cape Town- 18-07-03- Hand-crafted and encased in precious metal, every Legacy Collection piece – from dazzling jewellery to iconic art – is created from the original fence of South<br />
Africa’s Robben Island prison, the notorious Cape Town Island prison<br />
that housed freedom fighters including Nelson Mandela, Ahmed Kathrada,<br />
Walter Sisulu and many more during South Africa’s oppressive apartheid<br />
years. Picture: Siphephile Sibanyoni/ African News Agency (ANA).
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  • Cape Town- 18-07-03- Hand-crafted and encased in precious metal, every Legacy Collection piece – from dazzling jewellery to iconic art – is created from the original fence of South<br />
Africa’s Robben Island prison, the notorious Cape Town Island prison<br />
that housed freedom fighters including Nelson Mandela, Ahmed Kathrada,<br />
Walter Sisulu and many more during South Africa’s oppressive apartheid<br />
years. Picture: Siphephile Sibanyoni/ African News Agency (ANA).
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  • NO WEB/NO APPS - Exclusive. (Text available) A woman is streching out dried lianas to make hand-crafted products, in 'Palma Real' native community, near Puerto Maldonado, Peru on July 17, 2017. The Amazon rainforest is famous as ‘The Lung of the Earth’, but also for the presence of numerous native communities, who have always lived isolated and in close contact with nature for generations, used to seek for food and medicines and to build items directly from the environment in which they live. The unstoppable rise of globalization has drastically changed their needs, expectations and consequently their way of life. Located in the Tambopata National Reserve, on the border between Peru and Bolivia, the native Comunidad Palma Real is one of the clearest examples of this change. Living on the banks of the Madre de Dios River since approximately 1976, Palma Real comprises about 300 people part of the nomadic community Ese-Eja, established in the Amazon rainforest of Peru before the Spanish colonization. Photo by Giacomo d'Orlando/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • NO WEB/NO APPS - Exclusive. (Text available) A woman is making bracelets and necklaces with seeds from the jungle, in 'Palma Real' native community, near Puerto Maldonado, Peru on July 17, 2017. Her production will be sent to the capital Lima together with the rest of the community's hand-crafted products. The Amazon rainforest is famous as ‘The Lung of the Earth’, but also for the presence of numerous native communities, who have always lived isolated and in close contact with nature for generations, used to seek for food and medicines and to build items directly from the environment in which they live. The unstoppable rise of globalization has drastically changed their needs, expectations and consequently their way of life. Located in the Tambopata National Reserve, on the border between Peru and Bolivia, the native Comunidad Palma Real is one of the clearest examples of this change. Living on the banks of the Madre de Dios River since approximately 1976, Palma Real comprises about 300 people part of the nomadic community Ese-Eja, established in the Amazon rainforest of Peru before the Spanish colonization. Photo by Giacomo d'Orlando/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • November 18, 2018 - London, England, United Kingdom - View of the apple pressing day at The Orchard Project in East London, on November 18, 2018 in London, England. The project's goal is to transform fruit waste from the hidden and forgotten London's orchards, into 'Local Fox Cider' and 'London Apple Juice'. The product are made entirely from apples grown across the capital and are hand-crafted by local volunteer orchardists at The Orchard Project in Walthamstow, East London. (Credit Image: © Alberto Pezzali/NurPhoto via ZUMA Press)
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  • April 25, 2017 - Cempedak, Indonésie - 25/04/2017 - A stunning private island resort is offering Robinson ruwo3-wstyle chalets made from bamboo and topped with thatched grass roofing.But the pictures, fittings and amenities on Cempedak in Indonesia , are anything but desert island basic.It offers amazing luxury and facilities with prices from $600 USD / 550 Euros / £470 GBP per room per night excluding board and drinks.Cempedak,which opened in March, is described as a unique private island with sustainability at theforefront of its ground-breaking design. It is reached only by private speed with the island's stunning hand-crafted bamboo villas just visible through the natural jungle-foliage.It has room for a maximum of 40 guests with an adults only policy.There are no televisions at the resort which has been slowly developed over several years to preserve the natural habitat and wildlife and where guests are encouraged to go barefoot.The name comes from the native Indonesian fruit tree. Local villagers initially explained to the owners that the island was renowned for the quality of its Cempedak.The owners of Cempedak also own neighbouring Nikoi island which was developed a few years previously.Impressed at the natural and unspoilt beauty of the area they acquired the titles to Nikoi Island in 2004. It was uninhabited - a true deserted island. Disenchanted with the standard of holiday accommodation on offer within close range of Singapore the owners set about developing the island to suit their ideal holiday destination.Nikoi Island opened in May 2007. In 2011 the title to Cempedak Island was acquired A spokesman said: The approach to developing it was to make it a sustainable venture in all respects. 'With the experience from the build of Nikoi Island they have been able to make improvements to the sustainability of the development.'The owners have deliberately tried to create a product outside of the mould of the cookie- cutter hotel model - a box with a che
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  • October 3, 2018 - Kathmandu, Nepal - A Nepalese woman dries screen-printed decorative paper made of Lokta raw materials at a factory in Lalitpur, Nepal on Wednesday, October 3, 2018. Lokta is a Daphne plant acquired from the bark of the Daphne bush, which grows abundantly in the Himalayan foothills at high altitudes. (Credit Image: © Skanda Gautam/ZUMA Wire)
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  • June 14, 2017 - Pasay City, Philippines - Works of award-winning visual artists Nune Alvarado was showcased inside S Maison Mall art gallery. Nune Alvarado is active on the Southeast Asian art scene since the beginning of 1970. (Credit Image: © Sherbien Dacalanio/Pacific Press via ZUMA Wire)
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  • June 7, 2017 - inconnu - The world’s most luxurious dog kennels are about to go on sale worldwide for the first time – costing up to $200,000 USD / €177,760 Euros / £177,760 GBP.The makers responsible for the handcrafted dwellings calls them manors after the stately shapes and spacious interiors which look like sumptuous mansions.British company Hecate Verona has a applied a twist on the usual doghouses with these stunning manors are created for the most pampered of pooches.The house has everything both pup and owner would want including heating, air conditioning, indoor and outdoor lighting, automated food and water systems, treat dispensers, sound systems and even television sets, The styles are Colonial Villa in grand and standard size, Roman Imperial Mansion and Spanish Palacio The colonial style is described as evolving from European influences, which started in the 1600s. The advertising says:” Full of tradition and history, these homes characterise America and its rich past.”The Roman features columns and is based on what the company says are “ some of the finest and most distinctive buildings in the entire Ancient World.”The Spanish Palacio is inspired by Mediterranean-style homes including red terracotta foofing.The firm has announced that it is now shipping globally.Hecate’s creative director Alice Williams said the product development was triggered by simple questions.These include:” Why wouldn’t a dog house be as elegant and beautiful as its owner’s?“Why shouldn’t an architect design a house for the dog? “What if it could be beautiful, stylish and also practical? “What if it had miniature engravings, windows, doors etcetera, all in proportion with the dog house? “Why is it that during a time when a dog is considered to be a family member can’t a dog also have its own dog mansion equal to its owner’s, where he can lie comfortably when out
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