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very good work ;)
fotoluzik · 2009-07-06: 08:53
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splendid views but not very pleasant for nature, where did you stay to make such pictures from the high? on the top of the montaigne? fly?
gonia · 2009-07-06: 08:55
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I have made the following enquiry Jane, CC&V claim to have good environmental credentials, but bloggers are releasing images of road building and surface mining, that contradicts the ‘nice’ images shown on their site. Please can you verify these credentials please. ted.barlow@hotmail.co.uk To make your own enquiries contact jmannon@anglogoldashantina.com
tedbarlow · 2009-07-06: 09:29
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impressive pictures! we are far away from the simple man with his basket in the river...
tomie · 2009-07-06: 09:47
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Really love this set... I love everything that is related to mines and quarries, as I am of mine. Thank this set is fabulous :)
JaCkYe · 2009-07-06: 09:51
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I don't know much about the validity of them 'protecting the environment' here with all these big diesel machines, but I do know that the first and last shots show some beautiful landscapes. What will we do if they bulldoze all of that away? This is why it is so important to take lots and lots of photos.
smbunation · 2009-07-06: 10:22
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FANTASTIC SET!!!! my fav. is the 8 , gorgeous ....congratulation!!!!
vterezia · 2009-07-06: 10:46
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Although this is a beautiful and impressive set, it hurst my heart to see these scares in such beautiful landscapes. Why we persist to saw the branch on which we are all sitting?
Unchained · 2009-07-06: 10:48
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The scale of the operation is there for all to see in your photographs...very poignant (especially #3 and #5)
LAZYWASP · 2009-07-06: 11:11
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I love the place you live .....
GHASSAN · 2009-07-06: 11:35
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Interesting! The landscape is magnificent, I understand if you don't like mines destroying it, but your photos of the mining is beautiful.
hannamagnusson · 2009-07-06: 12:44
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Impressive and interesting, especiall #3 and #8.
astrobrojler · 2009-07-06: 13:43
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Impressive shots but so sad that they have to do that to the mountains :(
mystic1 · 2009-07-06: 13:46
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Great set!!! Very good work;-)))
daddy1812 · 2009-07-06: 14:21
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Super set. I really like the colors and textures in #3 5 is cool with old and new
dontblink · 2009-07-06: 15:30
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Oh I simply hate this idea of ripping through the mountains just for some profit-making business!! I can see it's such a beautiful place which won't remain the same--:(
bedazzled · 2009-07-06: 15:59
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what a devastation,,,there´s no valid excuse at all to justify this...
TIM927 · 2009-07-06: 16:03
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Nice shots! Love #8.
SunFlower1990 · 2009-07-06: 16:23
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well done, good and interesting angles and comp.
sunshineand · 2009-07-06: 17:23
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#2, 3 and 8 - fantastic!
JumiElla · 2009-07-06: 17:27
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Awesome set !! it looks nice place to visit !
finbarr · 2009-07-06: 17:39
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FABULOUS SET!!! I love the beautiful views...EXCELLENT :))
lynnsgallery2 · 2009-07-06: 17:43
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Fabulous shots!
glennis · 2009-07-06: 17:43
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Wonderful pictures. One day it will be green again.
Jarvo · 2009-07-06: 18:33
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Wonderful set!! #8 is Awesome and beautiful, shows the true beauty of Colorado in the background:))) and.....
nssco50 · 2009-07-06: 20:47
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Such sadness—the destruction of a landscape.
photopoet · 2009-07-06: 20:59
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So they can get "Goin' 'Round the Mountain. Sad, very sad.
BuffyEyes · 2009-07-06: 22:14
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Sorry but , True , New technology, have made extracting, gold bearing ores from old sites , worth sorting , doing, you would not believe the amount of gold that they missed ! That's why they are doing this ! cd
catdad · 2009-07-06: 23:20
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#2 is a great photo
slowpete · 2009-07-07: 00:31
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This is a beautiful set, but is full of sadness for me.
Julias365 · 2009-07-07: 01:28
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OMG!!!!!!! Very - very big! This is fenomenal:))) huhhhh... superb! Thanks - very - very thanks!
saso63 · 2009-07-07: 03:11
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Perfect reportage, awesome shots!!
somogyvari · 2009-07-07: 03:22
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Fantastic shots Marsha!! I love them all.
jennye · 2009-07-07: 03:56
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Great documenting series of a man destroying nature. It is really sad.. Your shots are great! Nice overview over the landscape.
bergfjord · 2009-07-07: 06:43
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Excellent set!
duds98 · 2009-07-07: 10:17
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Great landscapes, interesting shots.
darimrav · 2009-07-07: 12:15
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Humans do everything for continue to living Very nice shots!!
Aghdam · 2009-07-07: 14:28
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Great set. Love the way no.2 makes the truck seem so huge then no.3 makes it look so tiny!
girafferacing · 2009-07-07: 15:51
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Incredible pictures, Marsha!
Widcat · 2009-07-07: 15:59
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:'( This is so so sad...
nunuinpictures · 2009-07-07: 16:02
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Remarkable shots. Sad story for the earth.
leocheung · 2009-07-07: 21:40
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when man and machine find nothing else to gleen, then who will hear him alone in his dream?
????? · 2009-07-08: 01:19
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Like your shot in #5
TWOZEES · 2009-07-08: 08:04
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Incredible shots...but oh how I hate to see our mountains dissappear likethis
susjustjake · 2009-07-08: 09:33
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It's so sad. I'm glad you posted this report..
Nellinka · 2009-07-09: 08:43
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Aaaaaaaarrrrrrggggghhhh... Destroying mountains?!?! You know how much I love them! My heart's bleeding despite your wonderful shots :-(
firehorsecri · 2009-07-09: 18:50
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wonderful shots, just a pity they are destroying lovely nature :-/
eternity65 · 2009-07-10: 03:31
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The last pic is wonderful! its just a pity men keep destroying nature!:(
onlyricky · 2009-07-10: 07:16
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#9 is like from the fable !
luxury · 2009-07-10: 15:43
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Those are wonderful photos. The subject and your work with the last day page is a verry interesting and powerful. So your overal reportage with your correct and very well done photos is awesome...felicitation!
sakaras · 2009-07-10: 20:20
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Great set!I love #2
scimmietta · 2009-07-12: 09:30
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Coal mining is doing the same in Appalachia and other parts of the U.S. Land can be 'reclaimed,' but a pile of unconsolidated rock and dirt is not the same as a natural set of formations - including water-bearing sandstones and limestones capped by impervious shales. The layer cake has been destroyed. Placing new 'frosting' on top only fools the eye.
Gumbo · 2009-07-12: 19:21
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Magnífico trabajo de denuncia... Es una tristeza que un paisaje tan maravilloso se vea así transformado... Felicitaciones por hacernos participar!
miguelcruz · 2009-07-14: 14:17
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3, 7, 8 - my favorite
pandka · 2009-07-21: 06:54
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