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Feb 14, 2012, 13:01 GMT

Lucerne in the grip of a monster carnival

Where have all the tourists gone? Egypt longs to see them return
Feb 14, 2012, 13:01 GMT

Cairo/Luxor - A Pharaoh sits in front of the gutted house as if nothing had happened. His hands are cast in stone and they lay resting on his thighs - for eternity it seems.

Copper Mountain: Where Colorado locals do their skiing
Feb 14, 2012, 13:01 GMT

Keystone, Colorado - It must have been on purpose that the newly-developed valley region of Arapahoe Basin, a small skiing area in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado, was named after Montezuma, the ruler of the Aztecs of yesteryear. Steep and snowy-white it is here, with stone chippings strewn about, cliffs, monster moguls and extreme double-black category ski runs. Now, if that doesn't set your stomach churning nothing will.

Travelling through Zimbabwe, a country in the twilight
Feb 14, 2012, 13:01 GMT

Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe - The merchants on Livingstone Bridge at the border with Zambia are smiling amicably in the noonday sun. In their hands are thick bundles of bank notes, to be sold as souvenirs to the tourists.

Arlberg, where the international skiing set meets
Feb 14, 2012, 13:01 GMT

St. Anton, Austria - Antony Gormley's mysterious human figures attract peoples' attention just as magically as the Arlberg mountain range region draws wintersports enthusiasts from around the world.

A safari with the kids - small parks and kissing giraffes
Feb 14, 2012, 13:01 GMT

Nairobi - Sebastian needed some time yet to get used to the moist kisses of his new female friend. At first, the nine-year-old was a bit shy about looking up at his much older partner - a 21-year-old Rothschild giraffe. He asked if he should feed her.

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