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Hiking in Nuuksio national park - 03.06.2018
#1 Milton (reg.)  - 24.09.2022 16:52
Yep! I was pretty amazed when I saw it and even happier with the photo I got. I can't believe that they stood still long enough.
Hiking in Nuuksio national park - 03.06.2018
#2 Wim  - 05.07.2022 20:09
A dragonflycentipede!
Towards responsive design - 27.04.2018
#3 Milton (reg.)  - 05.05.2018 01:56
That's great to hear! Thanks for testing!
Cycling in Greater Helsinki - 27.04.2018
#4 Milton (reg.)  - 05.05.2018 01:55
There's a really beautiful walking / cycling path along the coast of Espoo that is about fifty kilometers long. I've been cycling it back and forth now a couple of times and I'm enjoying it thoroughly :). 102 kilometers on a bike isn't necessarily that impressive but the rather slow terrain, my bad fueling and painful knees made it more difficult than it should have been! I've been working on my bike a bit now and hopefully will find a riding position that is better for my knees and neck.
Photos from Rhodes - 10.06.2016
#5 Milton (reg.)  - 05.05.2018 01:45
Looks like that indeed! I thought it looked like a plant that likes insects but I can't remember it smelling bad like Wikipedia claims. Thanks a lot once again!
Towards responsive design - 27.04.2018
#6 Julianna  - 28.04.2018 03:22
Thanks for the updates! Everything seems to work and look fine, I'll let you know in case of having troubles)
Cycling in Greater Helsinki - 27.04.2018
#7 Julianna  - 28.04.2018 03:17
Nice views:) The beach looks great) and wow, 102 km-ride! Sounds impressive O_O
Photos from Rhodes - 10.06.2016
#8 Julianna  - 28.04.2018 03:12
Heh, just seen the comment, the flower looks like dracunculus vulgaris)
Photos from Rhodes - 10.06.2016
#9 Milton (reg.)  - 03.04.2018 14:15
I just added a picture of a plant / flower that we saw in Rhodes almost two years ago. I hope one of the readers (Julia perhaps :) could tell us what the plant is.
Israel and Jordan 2018
#10 Milton (reg.)  - 29.03.2018 09:59
My friend Pate made a good point about the environment in the Middle East. Over the last five thousand years the climate of the Middle East has changed quite drastically and according to an article titled "Climatic Change and the History of the Middle East" agriculture was still prevalent during the Arab invasion around 630 C.E. Desertification increased over the following years due to higher temperatures and lack of rainfall. Some scientists have also argued that the Arab invasion itself might have something to do with the desertification because of their different lifestyle.

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