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  • Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
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    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites.

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  • Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
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    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites.

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  • Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
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    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites.

    An aerial picture shows the tree known as Darwin's Oak re story for environment about the controversial new Shrewsbury relief road.
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  • Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
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    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites.

    Picture shows the tree known as Darwin's Oak re story for environment about the controversial new Shrewsbury relief road.
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  • Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
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    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites.

    Picture shows Rob McBride at gathering at the tree known as Darwin's Oak - re story for environment about the controversial new Shrewsbury relief road.
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  • Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
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    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites.

    Picture shows a gathering of concerned residents at the tree known as Darwin's Oak re story for environment about the controversial new Shrewsbury relief road.
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  • Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
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    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites.

    Picture shows Rob McBride at gathering at the tree known as Darwin's Oak - re story for environment about the controversial new Shrewsbury relief road.
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  • Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
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    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites.

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  • Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
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    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites.

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  • Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
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    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites.

    Picture shows a gathering of concerned residents at the tree known as Darwin's Oak (seen right of frame) re story for environment about the controversial new Shrewsbury relief road.
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  • Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
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    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites.

    Picture shows a gathering of concerned residents at the tree known as Darwin's Oak (seen centre of frame) re story for environment about the controversial new Shrewsbury relief road.
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  • Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
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    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites.

    Picture shows a gathering of concerned residents at the tree known as Darwin's Oak re story for environment about the controversial new Shrewsbury relief road.
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  • Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
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    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites.

    Picture shows a gathering of concerned residents at the tree known as Darwin's Oak re story for environment about the controversial new Shrewsbury relief road.
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  • Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
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    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites.

    Picture shows a gathering of concerned residents at the tree known as Darwin's Oak re story for environment about the controversial new Shrewsbury relief road.
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  • Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
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    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites.

    Picture shows a gathering of concerned residents at the tree known as Darwin's Oak (seen right of frame) re story for environment about the controversial new Shrewsbury relief road.
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  • Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
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    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites.

    Picture shows a gathering of concerned residents at the tree known as Darwin's Oak (seen left of frame) re story for environment about the controversial new Shrewsbury relief road.
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  • Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
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    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites.

    Picture shows a gathering of concerned residents at the tree known as Darwin's Oak (seen left of frame) re story for environment about the controversial new Shrewsbury relief road.
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  • Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
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    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites.

    Picture shows a gathering of concerned residents at the tree known as Darwin's Oak (seen right of frame) re story for environment about the controversial new Shrewsbury relief road.
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  • Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
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    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites.

    Picture shows a gathering of concerned residents at the tree known as Darwin's Oak (seen centre of frame) re story for environment about the controversial new Shrewsbury relief road.
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  • Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
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    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites.

    Picture shows a monitoring borehole placed by Severn Trent Water to check water levels and quality near gathering of concerned residents at the tree known as Darwin's Oak (seen right of frame) re story for environment about the controversial new Shrewsbury relief road.
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  • Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
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    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites.

    Picture shows a gathering of concerned residents at the tree known as Darwin's Oak (seen right of frame) re story for environment about the controversial new Shrewsbury relief road.
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  • Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
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    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites.

    Picture shows arboriculturalist Dougald Purce speaking at a gathering at the tree known as Darwin's Oak - re story for environment about the controversial new Shrewsbury relief road.
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  • Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
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    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites.

    Picture shows people inluding ëtreehunterí Rob McBride, left, arriving for a gathering at the tree known as Darwin's Oak re story for environment about the controversial new Shrewsbury relief road.
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  • Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
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    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites.

    Picture shows Rob McBride arriving for a gathering at the tree known as Darwin's Oak - re story for environment about the controversial new Shrewsbury relief road.
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  • Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
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    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites.

    Picture shows a gathering of concerned residents at the tree known as Darwin's Oak (seen cetre left of frame) re story for environment about the controversial new Shrewsbury relief road.
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    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites.

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    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites.

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    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites.

    Picture shows walkers by the tree known as Darwin's Oak (seen centre left of the frame) re story for environment about the controversial new Shrewsbury relief road.(Photo/Jon Super 07974 356-333)
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    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites.

    Picture shows walkers by the tree known as Darwin's Oak (seen left of the frame) re story for environment about the controversial new Shrewsbury relief road.(Photo/Jon Super 07974 356-333)
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  • Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
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    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites.

    Picture shows an English Heritage flag placed unofficially atop the tree known as Darwin's Oak re story for environment about the controversial new Shrewsbury relief road.(Photo/Jon Super 07974 356-333)
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  • Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
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    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites.

    Picture shows a sign near the tree known as Darwin's Oak (seen left of frame) re story for environment about the controversial new Shrewsbury relief road.(Photo/Jon Super 07974 356-333)
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  • Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
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    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites
    Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road. Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites.

    Picture shows local residents arriving for a gathering at the tree known as Darwin's Oak (seen centre of frame) re story for environment about the controversial new Shrewsbury relief road.(Photo/Jon Super 07974 356-333)
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  • CHINA-HUBEI-MOUNTAIN ROAD BUILDING (CN)
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    (110321) -- ENSHI, March 21, 2011 (Xinhua) -- People walk at the construction site of a mountain road in Jianshi County of central China's Hubei Province, March 19, 2011.
    A total of 686 people from 180 families lived in the Dianziping Village of Longping Township, Jianshi County. The village is isolated by mountains and rivers, and only a dangerous pathway, which was used for salt trade in ancient times, connects the little village to the outside world. Villager's life and the economic development were hindered by the traffic.
    In the year of 2004, Wang Guangguo, leader of the village, proposed to build a 2-kilometer-long mountain road connecting Dianziping Village to a nearby village Qingliba, because Qingliba has cement roads leading to the main expressway and railways. Not only people in Dianziping, but also villagers of nine other villages can benefit from the road. Approved by his villagers, Wang and villagers voluntarily put their spare time and energy into the project.
    Now, after 6-year hard work, half of the mountain road has been finished, people here have also gained confidence and hope for their future life.
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  • CHINA-HUBEI-MOUNTAIN ROAD BUILDING (CN)
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    (110321) -- ENSHI, March 21, 2011 (Xinhua) -- People walk at the construction site of a mountain road in Jianshi County of central China's Hubei Province, March 19, 2011.
    A total of 686 people from 180 families lived in the Dianziping Village of Longping Township, Jianshi County. The village is isolated by mountains and rivers, and only a dangerous pathway, which was used for salt trade in ancient times, connects the little village to the outside world. Villager's life and the economic development were hindered by the traffic.
    In the year of 2004, Wang Guangguo, leader of the village, proposed to build a 2-kilometer-long mountain road connecting Dianziping Village to a nearby village Qingliba, because Qingliba has cement roads leading to the main expressway and railways. Not only people in Dianziping, but also villagers of nine other villages can benefit from the road. Approved by his villagers, Wang and villagers voluntarily put their spare time and energy into the project.
    Now, after 6-year hard work, half of the mountain road has been finished, people here have also gained confidence and hope for their future life.
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  • CHINA-HUBEI-MOUNTAIN ROAD BUILDING (CN)
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    (110321) -- ENSHI, March 21, 2011 (Xinhua) -- Zhong Guangxiang, a villager, shows a work log of the villagers participating in the construction of a mountain road in Jianshi County of central China's Hubei Province, March 19, 2011.
    A total of 686 people from 180 families lived in the Dianziping Village of Longping Township, Jianshi County. The village is isolated by mountains and rivers, and only a dangerous pathway, which was used for salt trade in ancient times, connects the little village to the outside world. Villager's life and the economic development were hindered by the traffic.
    In the year of 2004, Wang Guangguo, leader of the village, proposed to build a 2-kilometer-long mountain road connecting Dianziping Village to a nearby village Qingliba, because Qingliba has cement roads leading to the main expressway and railways. Not only people in Dianziping, but also villagers of nine other villages can benefit from the road. Approved by his villagers, Wang and villagers voluntarily put their spare time and energy into the project.
    Now, after 6-year hard work, half of the mountain road has been finished, people here have also gained confidence and hope for their future life.
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    (110321) -- ENSHI, March 21, 2011 (Xinhua) -- Liu Taibai, 78, works at the construction site of a mountain road in Jianshi County of central China's Hubei Province, March 19, 2011.
    A total of 686 people from 180 families lived in the Dianziping Village of Longping Township, Jianshi County. The village is isolated by mountains and rivers, and only a dangerous pathway, which was used for salt trade in ancient times, connects the little village to the outside world. Villager's life and the economic development were hindered by the traffic.
    In the year of 2004, Wang Guangguo, leader of the village, proposed to build a 2-kilometer-long mountain road connecting Dianziping Village to a nearby village Qingliba, because Qingliba has cement roads leading to the main expressway and railways. Not only people in Dianziping, but also villagers of nine other villages can benefit from the road. Approved by his villagers, Wang and villagers voluntarily put their spare time and energy into the project.
    Now, after 6-year hard work, half of the mountain road has been finished, people here have also gained confidence and hope for their future life.
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    (110321) -- ENSHI, March 21, 2011 (Xinhua) -- Zhou Cixiong, a villager, walks on an ancient pathway in Jianshi County of central China's Hubei Province, March 19, 2011.
    A total of 686 people from 180 families lived in the Dianziping Village of Longping Township, Jianshi County. The village is isolated by mountains and rivers, and only a dangerous pathway, which was used for salt trade in ancient times, connects the little village to the outside world. Villager's life and the economic development were hindered by the traffic.
    In the year of 2004, Wang Guangguo, leader of the village, proposed to build a 2-kilometer-long mountain road connecting Dianziping Village to a nearby village Qingliba, because Qingliba has cement roads leading to the main expressway and railways. Not only people in Dianziping, but also villagers of nine other villages can benefit from the road. Approved by his villagers, Wang and villagers voluntarily put their spare time and energy into the project.
    Now, after 6-year hard work, half of the mountain road has been finished, people here have also gained confidence and hope for their future life.
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  • CHINA-HUBEI-MOUNTAIN ROAD BUILDING (CN)
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    (110321) -- ENSHI, March 21, 2011 (Xinhua) -- Villagers work at the construction site of a mountain road in Jianshi County of central China's Hubei Province, March 19, 2011.
    A total of 686 people from 180 families lived in the Dianziping Village of Longping Township, Jianshi County. The village is isolated by mountains and rivers, and only a dangerous pathway, which was used for salt trade in ancient times, connects the little village to the outside world. Villager's life and the economic development were hindered by the traffic.
    In the year of 2004, Wang Guangguo, leader of the village, proposed to build a 2-kilometer-long mountain road connecting Dianziping Village to a nearby village Qingliba, because Qingliba has cement roads leading to the main expressway and railways. Not only people in Dianziping, but also villagers of nine other villages can benefit from the road. Approved by his villagers, Wang and villagers voluntarily put their spare time and energy into the project.
    Now, after 6-year hard work, half of the mountain road has been finished, people here have also gained confidence and hope for their future life.
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  • CHINA-HUBEI-MOUNTAIN ROAD BUILDING (CN)
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    CHINA-HUBEI-MOUNTAIN ROAD BUILDING (CN)
    (110321) -- ENSHI, March 21, 2011 (Xinhua) -- Villagers work at the construction site of a mountain road in Jianshi County of central China's Hubei Province, March 19, 2011.
    A total of 686 people from 180 families lived in the Dianziping Village of Longping Township, Jianshi County. The village is isolated by mountains and rivers, and only a dangerous pathway, which was used for salt trade in ancient times, connects the little village to the outside world. Villager's life and the economic development were hindered by the traffic.
    In the year of 2004, Wang Guangguo, leader of the village, proposed to build a 2-kilometer-long mountain road connecting Dianziping Village to a nearby village Qingliba, because Qingliba has cement roads leading to the main expressway and railways. Not only people in Dianziping, but also villagers of nine other villages can benefit from the road. Approved by his villagers, Wang and villagers voluntarily put their spare time and energy into the project.
    Now, after 6-year hard work, half of the mountain road has been finished, people here have also gained confidence and hope for their future life.
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