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an indoor swimming pool surrounded by blue tiles
Roman Pool
The Roman Pool at Hearst Castle
the trees are reflected in the still water
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a person standing in the ocean next to an empty circle shaped concrete structure that is surrounded by waves
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a person sitting on the ground in front of a large pool with columns around it
Neptune Pool
Neptune Pool, Hearst Castle, San Simeon, California
the river is surrounded by purple trees and rocks
Fairy Pools, Isle of Skye, Scotland
Fairy Pools, Isle of Skye, Scotland , this scenery looks breathtaking
the sun is setting over an ocean with rocks in the foreground and mountains in the background
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Te Kaha, New Zealand
a wooden path leading to the beach with palm trees on both sides and blue sky in the background
Mystical
Amazing
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Where To Find The Best Campsites In New Zealand
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Villa D'este, Tivoli, Italy
an aerial view of people walking down a path between trees
Verona, Italy
The view from above in Verona, Italy
a tree in the middle of a foggy forest
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two beautiful women in bikinis standing next to a swimming pool with greenery behind them
a small church with a cross on the roof and an open front door is shown
Te Whare Rūnanga (the House of Assembly) is a carved meeting house in traditional form but is a unique expression of its purpose. It stands facing the Treaty House, the two buildings together symbolising the partnership agreed between Māori and the British Crown, on which today’s Aotearoa New Zealand is founded. The house was opened on 6 February 1940 – 100 years after the first signing of the Treaty of Waitangi.