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  • Student spectators line up on their scooters and bikes to watch a crossbow contest on a dirt playing field among the rugged terrain near Vieng Xai in northeast Laos.
    Laos Student Crossbow Contest Young ...tif
  • Student spectators line up on their scooters and bikes to watch a crossbow contest on a dirt playing field among the rugged terrain near Vieng Xai in northeast Laos.
    Laos Student Crossbow Contest Specta...tif
  • Student spectators line up on their scooters and bikes to watch a crossbow contest on a dirt playing field among the rugged terrain near Vieng Xai in northeast Laos.
    Laos Student Crossbow Contest Specta...tif
  • A young Lao woman takes aim with a crossbow in a student crossbow archery contest near Vieng Xai in northeast Laos.
    Laos Student Crossbow Contest Target...tif
  • A young Lao woman takes aim with a crossbow in a student crossbow archery contest near Vieng Xai in northeast Laos.
    Laos Student Crossbow Contest Taking...tif
  • Student spectators line up on their scooters and bikes to watch a crossbow contest on a dirt playing field among the rugged terrain near Vieng Xai in northeast Laos.
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  • Student spectators line up on their scooters and bikes to watch a crossbow contest on a dirt playing field among the rugged terrain near Vieng Xai in northeast Laos.
    Laos Student Crossbow Contest Specta...tif
  • Student spectators line up on their scooters and bikes to watch a crossbow contest on a dirt playing field among the rugged terrain near Vieng Xai in northeast Laos.
    Laos Student Crossbow Contest Kids o...tif
  • American School Bus
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  • Hmong students in Vieng Xai in northeast Laos playing a traditional game of tujlub, which involves spinning wooden tops hurled with string and sticks. While one top is still spinning, another person tries to hit it. If they don't hit it, they're out. If they do hit it, the winner is the one whose top continues spinning the longest.
    Lao Students Playing Game of Tujlub ...tif
  • Hmong students in Vieng Xai playing a traditional game of tujlub, which involves spinning wooden tops hurled with string and sticks. While one top is still spinning, another person tries to hit it. If they don't hit it, they're out. If they do hit it, the winner is the one whose top continues spinning the longest. Their playing field is a rare flat section among steep karsts in the rugged terrain of the area.
    Lao Students Playing Tujlub Field (3...tif
  • A group of school students listens to a guide while sitting on the lower steps of the temple structure known as La Iglesia at the Mayan site of Coba on Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula. At its height, Coba is estimated to have had about 50,000 inhabitants. at Coba, an expansive Mayan site on Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula not far from the more famous Tulum ruins. Nestled between two lakes, Coba is estimated to have been home to at least 50,000 residents at its pre-Colombian peak.
    Students at Mayan Ruins of Coba (009...tif
  • Hmong students in Vieng Xai in northeast Laos playing a traditional game of tujlub, which involves spinning wooden tops hurled with string and sticks. While one top is still spinning, another person tries to hit it. If they don't hit it, they're out. If they do hit it, the winner is the one whose top continues spinning the longest.
    Lao Students Playing Tujlub Game (33...tif
  • Hmong students in Vieng Xai in northeast Laos playing a traditional game of tujlub, which involves spinning wooden tops hurled with string and sticks. While one top is still spinning, another person tries to hit it. If they don't hit it, they're out. If they do hit it, the winner is the one whose top continues spinning the longest.
    Lao Students Playing Tujlub (3341130...tif
  • Hmong students in Vieng Xai playing a traditional game of tujlub, which involves spinning wooden tops hurled with string and sticks. While one top is still spinning, another person tries to hit it. If they don't hit it, they're out. If they do hit it, the winner is the one whose top continues spinning the longest. Their playing field is a rare flat section among steep karsts in the rugged terrain of the area.
    Lao Students Playing Tujlub Playing ...tif
  • Hmong students in Vieng Xai in northeast Laos playing a traditional game of tujlub, which involves spinning wooden tops hurled with string and sticks. While one top is still spinning, another person tries to hit it. If they don't hit it, they're out. If they do hit it, the winner is the one whose top continues spinning the longest. The students at left are spectators, while one of the participants center right hurls his top.
    Lao Students Playing Tujlub Watching...tif
  • Hmong students in Vieng Xai in northeast Laos playing a traditional game of tujlub, which involves spinning wooden tops hurled with string and sticks. While one top is still spinning, another person tries to hit it. If they don't hit it, they're out. If they do hit it, the winner is the one whose top continues spinning the longest. The students at left are spectators, while one of the participants center right hurls his top.
    Lao Students Playing Tujlub (3341130...tif
  • Hmong students in Vieng Xai in northeast Laos playing a traditional game of tujlub, which involves spinning wooden tops hurled with string and sticks. While one top is still spinning, another person tries to hit it. If they don't hit it, they're out. If they do hit it, the winner is the one whose top continues spinning the longest.
    Lao Students Playing Tujlub Sport (3...tif
  • As part of the celebrations for Guatemalan Independence Day, on the day before groups of older school students in their running gear converge on Parque Central. Organized into school groups, they select one from their class to light the ceremonial torch symbolizing Guatemalan freedom and independence and then lead the class in running through the streets toward their home villages.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • As part of the celebrations for Guatemalan Independence Day, on the day before groups of older school students in their running gear converge on Parque Central. Organized into school groups, they select one from their class to light the ceremonial torch symbolizing Guatemalan freedom and independence and then lead the class in running through the streets toward their home villages.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • As part of the celebrations for Guatemalan Independence Day, on the day before groups of older school students in their running gear converge on Parque Central. Organized into school groups, they select one from their class to light the ceremonial torch symbolizing Guatemalan freedom and independence and then lead the class in running through the streets toward their home villages.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • As part of the celebrations for Guatemalan Independence Day, on the day before groups of older school students in their running gear converge on Parque Central. Organized into school groups, they select one from their class to light the ceremonial torch symbolizing Guatemalan freedom and independence and then lead the class in running through the streets toward their home villages.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • As part of the celebrations for Guatemalan Independence Day, on the day before groups of older school students in their running gear converge on Parque Central. Organized into school groups, they select one from their class to light the ceremonial torch symbolizing Guatemalan freedom and independence and then lead the class in running through the streets toward their home villages.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • A group of boys on rollerblades participate in the Guatemalan Independence Day procession on 15 September 2011. Groups of school students parade in a procession through the streets of Flores, starting in the Parque Central, walking through the town, and crossing the causeway into Santa Elena.
    Rollerbladers in Guatemalan Independ...tif
  • A marching band performs as part of the celebrations for Guatemalan Independence Day (15 September 2011). Groups of school students parade in a procession through the streets of Flores, starting in the Parque Central, walking through the town, and crossing the causeway into Santa Elena.
    Marching Band Guatemalan Independenc...tif
  • Young men and women in bright blue costumes participate in the Guatemaln Independence Day procession on 15 September 2011. As part of the celebrations groups of school students parade in a procession through the streets of Flores, starting in the Parque Central, walking through the town, and crossing the causeway into Santa Elena.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Parade S...tif
  • A band plays as part of the celebrations for Guatemalan Independence Day on September 15, 2011. Groups of school students parade in a procession through the streets of Flores, starting in the Parque Central, walking through the town, and crossing the causeway into Santa Elena.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Parade B...tif
  • As part of the celebrations for Guatemalan Independence Day (September 15, 2011), groups of school students parade in a procession through the streets of Flores, starting in the Parque Central, walking through the town, and crossing the causeway into Santa Elena.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Parade i...tif
  • As part of the celebrations for Guatemalan Independence Day, on the day before groups of older school students in their running gear converge on Parque Central. Organized into school groups, they select one from their class to light the ceremonial torch symbolizing Guatemalan freedom and independence and then lead the class in running through the streets toward their home villages.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • As part of the celebrations for Guatemalan Independence Day, on the day before groups of older school students in their running gear converge on Parque Central. Organized into school groups, they select one from their class to light the ceremonial torch symbolizing Guatemalan freedom and independence and then lead the class in running through the streets toward their home villages.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • A group of young women dressed in traditional colonial dresses walk by as as part of the celebrations for Guatemalan Independence Day on 15 September 2011. Groups of school students parade in a procession through the streets of Flores, starting in the Parque Central, walking through the town, and crossing the causeway into Santa Elena.
    Young Women in Traditional Costume i...tif
  • As a band of school students marches by, a young boy enjoys the parade. The procession, on 15 September 2011, was part of the celebrations for Guatemalan Independence Day. Groups of school students parade in a procession through the streets of Flores, starting in the Parque Central, walking through the town, and crossing the causeway into Santa Elena.
    A young boy enjoys the Guatemalan In...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
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  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • Dedicated on October 16, 2011, the MLK Memorial commemorates Civil Rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. It falls on a direct line between the Lincoln Memorial and the Jefferson Memorial and situated on the banks of the Tidal Basin. The centerpiece is a stone statue sculpted by Lei Yixin on which the figure of Dr. King emerges from a block of stone called the Stone of Hope. Each spring the cherry blossoms on the tidal basin burst into bloom.
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  • A statue of Tang Tu, an influential student of Confucious, in one of the pagodas of the Temple of Literature in Hanoi. The Temple of Literature in Hanoi, Vietnam, is a center of learning and scholarship dedicated to Confucius and first established in 1070. The temple was built in 1070 and is one of several temples in Vietnam which are dedicated to Confucius, sages and scholars.
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  • A statue of Tang Tu, an influential student of Confucious, in one of the pagodas of the Temple of Literature in Hanoi. The Temple of Literature in Hanoi, Vietnam, is a center of learning and scholarship dedicated to Confucius and first established in 1070. The temple was built in 1070 and is one of several temples in Vietnam which are dedicated to Confucius, sages and scholars.
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  • A statue of Tang Tu, an influential student of Confucious, in one of the pagodas of the Temple of Literature in Hanoi. The Temple of Literature in Hanoi, Vietnam, is a center of learning and scholarship dedicated to Confucius and first established in 1070. The temple was built in 1070 and is one of several temples in Vietnam which are dedicated to Confucius, sages and scholars.
    Temple of Literature Hanoi Tang Tu S...tif
  • A statue of Tang Tu, an influential student of Confucious, in one of the pagodas of the Temple of Literature in Hanoi. The Temple of Literature in Hanoi, Vietnam, is a center of learning and scholarship dedicated to Confucius and first established in 1070. The temple was built in 1070 and is one of several temples in Vietnam which are dedicated to Confucius, sages and scholars.
    Temple of Literature Hanoi Tang Tu S...tif
  • A statue of Tang Tu, an influential student of Confucious, in one of the pagodas of the Temple of Literature in Hanoi. The Temple of Literature in Hanoi, Vietnam, is a center of learning and scholarship dedicated to Confucius and first established in 1070. The temple was built in 1070 and is one of several temples in Vietnam which are dedicated to Confucius, sages and scholars.
    Temple of Literature Hanoi Tang Tu S...tif
  • A statue of Tang Tu, an influential student of Confucious, in one of the pagodas of the Temple of Literature in Hanoi. The Temple of Literature in Hanoi, Vietnam, is a center of learning and scholarship dedicated to Confucius and first established in 1070. The temple was built in 1070 and is one of several temples in Vietnam which are dedicated to Confucius, sages and scholars.
    Temple of Literature Hanoi Tang Tu S...tif
  • A statue of Tang Tu, an influential student of Confucious, in one of the pagodas of the Temple of Literature in Hanoi. The Temple of Literature in Hanoi, Vietnam, is a center of learning and scholarship dedicated to Confucius and first established in 1070. The temple was built in 1070 and is one of several temples in Vietnam which are dedicated to Confucius, sages and scholars.
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  • School students visiting the Pathet Lao Caves of Vieng Xai in Houaphanh Province in northeastern Laos. It was in these natural caves deep in karsts that the Pathet Lao leadership avoided constant American bombing raids during the Vietnam War.
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  • In the foreground, a thatched roof protects a stone with inscriptions. In the background, a group of students sit on the lower steps of La Iglesia at Coba, an expansive Mayan site on Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula not far from the more famous Tulum ruins. Nestled between two lakes, Coba is estimated to have been home to at least 50,000 residents at its pre-Colombian peak.
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