Along the east coast of Taiwan runs National highway11 or Seaside Highway, Hyaline-Taiton Highway or The Left side highway wich means the left shore of the Pacific.

I had been in the area back in 2014, but it was not enough. I had to go back there and travel along Ruta 7 the way I wanted to... pulling over as many times as I wanted and needed to take lots of pictures of that Wonderful Road!

Although almost half of it was once under water, the Netherlands is one of the most urbanized – and densely populated – nations on earth, with a huge range of places to visit packed into a relatively small area. Its fertile, pancake-flat landscape is gridded with drainage ditches and canals, beneath huge open skies, while the country’s towns and villages are often pristine and unchanged places of gabled townhouses, pretty canals and church spires.

In this theme I would like to group all photos of the Infinity Bridge presented by me on TrekEarth.

I love traveling! I love airplanes! I love flying! Everytime I fly I take pictures from the window of the planes. They're not the best quality ones, but they show all the beauty of the world as it's seen from the air! Aerial views, bird's eye views... here they are!

My Country is known all over the World because of "SAMBA, SOCCER (Pelé, Zico, Ronaldo), WOMEN (specially naked ones), CARNAVAL, RIO, Corruption, Poverty" - STEREOTYPES! I truly don't like that, specially when I'm abroad! Brazil has tons of problems, THAT'S TRUE, but it's a GIANT and a WEALTHY COUNTRY! I want to post pictures here from that COUNTRY most foreign people have never heard about! I want to show other brazilian "faces", specially positive ones!

De Gooi en Vechtstreek is a region on the border of the Dutch provinces Noord-Holland and Utrecht, consisting of the area het Gooi, characterised by some gentle hills, woods and heath and a number of smaller towns, and de Vechtstreek, located along the river Vecht, known for its stately homes, lakes and lowlands. I have lived in the town of Bussum, which brands itself as the “Heart of het Gooi”, since 2014 and found that the area offers many photo opportunities.

Magerit, ‘land rich in water’. This is how the Arabs called this area on the central plain of the Iberian Peninsula, close to Sierra de Guadarrama, where King Phillip II of Spain later established the royal court. Later on, it grew into the big city that’s come down to us.

Some of them are scanned from old color slides, they may have some historical interest to some people.