Photos of the day

by **static** » November 19th, 2003

That's Jackie "The Snake Man" Bibby in the photo, holding his Guiness Record 9 snakes in his mouth. Previous record was 8.

by **Dustyshoes** » November 24th, 2003

Joe, can you please post the most amazing photo ever, that of Mavis at the BNA bash. (As you can see Mavis is my favourite BNA pal).. sorry guys and gals.

by **static** » November 24th, 2003

Photo of Mavis at the BNA bash? I don't have one. Maybe Sean, Court or Blazell have one, but I don't. And besides, I thought I was your favorite!

by **static** » November 25th, 2003

When the "all aboard" sounds at Bangladesh's Tongi railway station, some passengers take the express route to their seats.

by **static** » November 26th, 2003

Half of a bus emerges from a sink hole at the Lisbon bus terminal. (AFP/LUSA/Antonio Cotrim)

by **static** » November 26th, 2003

Saharawian women sit next to a wall covered with red painted hands at Samra's refugee camp, near Tindouf in southwestern Algeria on Friday. The Saharawian Polisario, the Algerian-backed movement is campaigning for independence for the mineral-rich territory controlled by Morocco. REUTERS/Andrea Comas

by **static** » November 27th, 2003

Rebel Tamil Tiger soldiers scout local transit after arriving in the main Tamil-controlled town of Kilinochchi, Sri Lanka.

by **Kdees** » November 27th, 2003

Here's one fellow traveler I met during a recent journey to the mystic land of Pleasanton, CA.

Mavis!!!

by **static** » November 28th, 2003

Those eyes! Scary photo.

Kashmiri villagers carry wood to their homes on Thursday. REUTERS/Fayaz Kabli

by **static** » November 30th, 2003

A Barbery ape, or Silvanus macasus, perches high up on Britain's Rock of Gibraltar, off southern Spain (background). The apes are thought to have been brought over from Morocco as pets by the invading Moors in 711 A.D. -- and are apparently still mad about it.

by **Rob** » December 1st, 2003

Unfortunately the photo of my day came as a result of driving home last night. One of the problems of driving in Australia is the wildlife, and my 'Town Car' came off better than the kangaroo in this case...

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Rob - http://www.robstravels.com

by **novice** » December 3rd, 2003

doh!

It's fixable?

by **lostworld** » December 3rd, 2003

"Snip" -Livenomadic

"All paid jobs absorb and degrade the mind"

Aristotle

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