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Celena Sessler
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This print captures the breathtaking beauty of Vietnam's Sapa region at dawn. As the sun gently rises over the picturesque landscape, a mesmerizing scene unfolds before our eyes. The lush rice paddies stretch as far as the eye can see, creating a vibrant patchwork of colors that are simply awe-inspiring. Nestled amidst rolling hills and majestic mountains, this rural haven in Southeast Asia showcases nature's artistry at its finest. The terraced rice fields cascade down the slopes like stairways to heaven, reflecting the golden hues of first light. It is an enchanting sight that evokes tranquility and harmony with every glance. The untouched beauty of this Vietnamese countryside offers a glimpse into traditional agricultural practices that have sustained generations for centuries. Here, time seems to stand still as farmers diligently tend to their crops with unwavering dedication and skill. As we immerse ourselves in this stunning vista captured by photographer Matteo Colombo, we cannot help but be transported to a world where nature reigns supreme and simplicity becomes profound. This image invites us to appreciate not only the natural wonders bestowed upon Vietnam but also serves as a reminder of humanity's deep connection with Mother Earth. Whether displayed on your wall or cherished within your personal collection, this extraordinary print from Discover Images by AWL brings forth an indescribable sense of serenity while igniting wanderlust for those seeking unforgettable travel destinations around
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Habitat & History: Rabbits are gregarious, social animals, that live in medium-sized colonies known as warrens. Rabbits are active around dawn and dusk. Domestic rabbits are descendants of European Rabbits. The last Ice Age confined the species to the Iberian Peninsula and small areas of France and northwest Africa. Due to human action and the adaptability of this species, European rabbits can be found in many areas around the world.
We get up at dawn and after a good breakfast with eggs and meat we climb our horses. The strong four-legged friend is the faithful companion of the Llanero who is known as a hard and tough cowboy. We set off to herd a herd of cattle. While herding the cattle, typical songs of the region are sung to put the cattle at ease. We drive through shallow streams and small wooded areas in the further open prairie. The wooded areas are home to many species of birds, such as the native bright red Corocora and other animals such as anteaters. Meanwhile, the banks of the streams are populated by large families of capybara, large hamster-like mammals that only occur in South America.
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