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Man walking alone in the fog in winter in a street in rural Asia

The boy who passed through the fog was heading towards the light.

A European man visiting Myanmar (Burma) walks down a dirt road at sunrise, on a three-day trek from Kalaw to Inle Lake.

Traditional intha fisherman balancing on one leg and rowing with the other on inle lake, myanmar, with misty ancient temples in the background

Kolkata,West Bengal/India-14-10-2018:beautiful sunlight ion morning on the roads of kolkata with people passing by

Cilacap, Indonesia - June 18, 2024 : A young, fat man walking after jogging on a sunny morning

A lone figure walks along a tranquil rural path as the morning sun breaks through the trees, casting beautiful sunbeams and long shadows. This image evokes a sense of peace, hope, and a new beginning, making it ideal for themes of personal journey, serenity, and natural beauty.

$Riding in the Morning Fog in the Woods\nAcquasparta, Terni, Umbria, Italy:$

A Buddhist monk sweeps the temple grounds.

$Amarapura. Mandalay. Myanmar-mars 25-2013: A Buddhist monk walks across the U-Being Bridge in the city of Mandalay towards the Amarapura monastery complex for praying. The Construction og the bridge began when the capital of the Kingdom of Ava moved to Amarapura and the bridge is named after the mayor who ordered its construction. It is used as an important passage for the local population and has become an important tourist attraction in the region. It is especially busy during the months of July and August, when the lake's water level is at its highest.14567\n\nThe bridge was built from wood reclaimed from the former royal palace of Inwa. It features 1,086 pillars extending out of the water, some of which have been replaced with concrete. Although the bridge remains essentially in its original state, a growing number of pillars are feared to be dangerously deteriorating. Some have completely detached from their bases and only remain in place thanks to the side bars that hold them together. Damage to these supports has been caused by flooding, as well as by a fish farming program introduced in the lake that has caused water stagnation. The Department of Archeology, the National Museum and the Library of the Ministry of Culture plan to carry out repairs.\n\nSince 2009, the bridge has been guarded by the police. Their presence aims to reduce antisocial behavior and prevent criminal activities.$