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Fragment of the Caribbean 1 - Fortresses (Steve)

Karibik 1 - pevnosti / Fragment of the Caribbean 1 - Fortresses (Steve)<br><br>"Karibik je subregion Ameriky tvoreny prevazne retazou vyse 700 ostrovov a ostrovcekov obklopujucich Karibske more. Nachadza sa juhovychodne od Mexickeho zalivu. Tato tropicka oblast je ohrozovana kazdorocnymi hurikanmi, ktorych sezona trva od juna do novembra. Hlavny hurikanovy pas sa tiahne na severozapad od ostrova Barbados vo vychodnom Karibiku. V regione sa nachadza priblizne 8 % svetovych koralovych utesov ... music: Dano's Island Sounds - Mary Ann ..."<br><br>Download pps: www.wistarie.net/tags/steve

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Fragment of the Caribbean 1 - Fortresses (Steve)

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  1. 01 FRAGMENTS of the CARIBBEAN Steve Rumpler / Slovakia

  2. CARIBBEAN CARIBBEAN

  3. The Caribbean is a subregion of the Americas consisting mainly of a chain of over 700 islands and islets surrounding the Caribbean Sea. It is located southeast of the Gulf of Mexico. This tropical areait is threatened by annual hurricanes, whose season lasts from June to November. The main hurricane belt stretches northwest of the island of Barbados in the eastern Caribbean. Approximately 8 % of the world's coral reefs are located in the region. The staple crop grown in the Caribbean is sugar cane. Tourism began to develop at the beginning of the 20th century and accelerated in the 1960s with the development of air transport. The natural environmental diversity of the Caribbean islands has led to an increase in ecotourism. Through several sets of photos, we will look at the most famous islands of the region. El Caribe es una subregión de las Américas que consiste principalmente en una cadena de más de 700 islas e islotes que rodean el Mar Caribe. Se encuentra al sureste del Golfo de México. Esta zona tropical está amenazada por huracanes anuales, cuya temporada se extiende de junio a noviembre. El cinturón principal de huracanes se extiende al noroeste de la isla de Barbados en el este del Caribe. Aproximadamente el 8 % de los arrecifes de coral del mundo se encuentran en la región. El cultivo básico que se cultiva en el Caribe es la caña de azúcar. El turismo comenzó a desarrollarse a principios del siglo XX y se aceleró en la década de 1960 con el desarrollo del transporte aéreo. La diversidad ambiental natural de las islas del Caribe ha llevado a un aumento del ecoturismo. A través de varios juegos de fotos, veremos las islas más famosas de la región. Karibik je subregión Ameriky tvorený prevažne reťazou vyše 700 ostrovov a ostrovčekov obklopujúcich Karibské more. Nachádza sa juhovýchodne od Mexického zálivu. Táto tropická oblasť je ohrozovaná každoročnými hurikánmi, ktorých sezóna trvá od júna do novembra. Hlavný hurikánový pás sa tiahne na severozápad od ostrova Barbados vo východnom Karibiku. V regióne sa nachádza približne 8 % svetových koralových útesov. Základnou plodinou pestovanou v Karibiku je cukrová trstina. Cestovný ruch sa začal rozvíjať začiatkom 20. storočia a zrýchlil sa v 60. rokoch s rozvojom leteckej dopravy. Prirodzená environmentálna rozmanitosť karibských ostrovov viedla k nárastu ekoturizmu. Prostredníctvom niekoľkých súborov fotografií sa pozrieme na najznámejšie ostrovy regiónu.

  4. Photo @ Larry Syverson Martinique

  5. Photo @ Larry Syverson Martinique

  6. Photo @ Larry Syverson Martinique

  7. Photo @ Reinhard Link Dominican Republic

  8. Photo @ Larry Syverson Dominican Republic

  9. Photo @ Anoldent Grenada

  10. Photo @ Larry Syverson Curaçao

  11. Photo @ Larry Syverson Puerto Rico

  12. Photo @ Larry Syverson Puerto Rico

  13. Photo @ Larry Syverson Puerto Rico

  14. Photo @ Damian Entwistle Puerto Rico

  15. Photo @ Larry Syverson Puerto Rico

  16. Photo @ Breezy Baldwin Puerto Rico

  17. Photo @ David Stanley St. Vincent and Grenadines

  18. Photo @ Larry Syverson Bermuda

  19. Photo @ Larry Syverson Bermuda

  20. Photo @ Larry Syverson Bermuda

  21. Photo @ Larry Syverson Bermuda

  22. Photo @ Anne and David Bermuda

  23. Photo @ Larry Syverson St. Maarten

  24. Photo @ Larry Syverson Cuba

  25. Photo @ Larry Syverson Cuba

  26. Photo @ Adam Jones Cuba

  27. Photo @ Terry Feuerborn Cuba

  28. Photo @ Larry Syverson Cuba

  29. Photo @ Larry Syverson Bahamas

  30. Photo @ Larry Syverson Bahamas

  31. Photo @ Reinhard Link Barbados

  32. Photo @ Larry Syverson St. Kitts and Nevis

  33. Photo @ David Stanley St. Kitts and Nevis

  34. Photo @ Larry Syverson St. Kitts and Nevis

  35. Photo @ Larry Syverson St. Kitts and Nevis

  36. Photo @ Larry Syverson St. Kitts and Nevis

  37. Photo @ Larry Syverson St. Kitts and Nevis

  38. Photo @ Larry Syverson St. Kitts and Nevis

  39. Photo @ Larry Syverson St. Kitts and Nevis

  40. Photo @ David Stanley Montserrat

  41. Photo @ Anoldent U.S. Virgin Islands

  42. Photo @ Larry Syverson U.S. Virgin Islands

  43. Photo @ Larry Syverson U.S. Virgin Islands

  44. Photo @ Larry Syverson U.S. Virgin Islands

  45. Photo @ Anoldent U.S. Virgin Islands

  46. www.wistarie.net/tags/steve 2023 Photos : Larry Syverson (USA) David Stanley (Canada) Anoldent (USA) Reinhard Link (Germany) Damian Entwistle (UK) Adam Jones (Canada) Breezy Baldwin (USA) Terry Feuerborn (USA) Anne and David (UK) Thanks to photo owners for the cooperation. Music : Dano - Mary Ann Created by : Rumpler Štefan (Slovakia) MY NEW PPS MY NEW VIDEOS FRAGMENTSof theCARIBBEAN pista2011@gmail.com music: Dano's Island Sounds — Mary Ann

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