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October photo challenge - theme man-made

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October photo challenge! This time we are not as late as last time. Previous themes have included vehicles, water, patterns, clouds, people, religious, and sunrises and sunsets. This month's theme is ... man-made.

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October photo challenge

It is the travel blogger Maria's memoirs who is organising the photo challenges and the theme for October is "man-made". Hmm, a slightly tricky and challenging, but at the same time exciting theme! By the way, you can see our contributions to other themes here:

Ancient masterpieces

On Mount MasadaIn the middle of the desert at an altitude of 400 metres, the Roman Herod built an entire palace and fortress between 37-43 BC.

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Masada fortress, on the Dead Sea in Israel

According to legend, it was founded St Catherine's Monastery at Mount Sinai in 337 by Empress Helena, mother of Constantine the Great.

St Catherine's Monastery in the Sinai Peninsula, Egypt

The female pharaoh Hatshepsut ruled Egypt from 1479-1457 BC. Her temple can be seen during a Travel to Luxor.

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Temple of Hatshepsut in Egypt

Asian mysticism

The remaining parts of the Great Wall of China are a staggering 600 kilometres long. The wall was built between the 3rd and 17th centuries, and you can visit it from the following locations Beijing.

Great Wall of China Badaling in China

The cave temple in Dambulla in Sri Lanka consists of five caves including 153 Buddha statues and huge wall paintings.

The Dambulla cave temple in Sri Lanka

My Son is a complex of temples in Vietnam, not too far from the Hi An, which was built between the 3rd and 12th centuries. Fascinating even though it was partially destroyed during the Vietnam War.

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My Son Temple in Vietnam

Artificial environments

El Gouna in Egypt is an artificial holiday resort that began construction in 1989 and was inaugurated in 1997. There are plenty of lagoons, canals and islands - and everything is man-made.

El Gouna in Egypt

There Empuriabrava is once a marshland. Today it is the site of exclusive accommodation in luxury villas along long beautiful waterways.

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Empuriabrava in Spain

Last but not least, we can mention Göta Canal in Sweden! The Göta Canal is 190.5 km long, of which 87.3 km has been dug or blasted.

Which of the photos/locations do you like best? Do you have any of your own photos with man-made content? If you have a blog - feel free to join in and make your own post with the October theme!

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