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FEATURE - Morgenturnen mal ganz anderst
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Olympic medal winning gymnast Louis Smith performs a unique morning routine to mark his appointment as a Kellogg?s Team GB ambassador and to launch the #GreatStarts competition ahead of the Olympic Games in Rio 2016. The public are being encouraged to share how they start the day right by using the #GreatStarts hashtag on social media, which will enter them into an exclusive competition to win a pair of tickets to see Team GB at the Olympic Games
Louis Smith does impressive moves during his morning routine, Britain - May 2016
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With the Olympic Games mere months away, Louis Smith has given an insight how he gets his day off to a great start, with a remarkable morning routine that includes somersaults, pommel horse practice and the splits!
The new video released shows how the London 2012 silver medalist starts his day by climbing out of bed and walking down the stairs on his hands. Somersaults onto the sofa, pommel horse practice and press ups on the counter also form part of Louis? unique wake-up performance. In a way that only an Olympic gymnast could, Louis tumbles through the kitchen effortlessly to flick the kettle on with his big toe, and finishes off his incredible morning routine sat in splits, with a hearty bowl of Corn Flakes.
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FEATURE - Morgenturnen mal ganz anderst
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Olympic medal winning gymnast Louis Smith performs a unique morning routine to mark his appointment as a Kellogg?s Team GB ambassador and to launch the #GreatStarts competition ahead of the Olympic Games in Rio 2016. The public are being encouraged to share how they start the day right by using the #GreatStarts hashtag on social media, which will enter them into an exclusive competition to win a pair of tickets to see Team GB at the Olympic Games
Louis Smith does impressive moves during his morning routine, Britain - May 2016
FULL COPY: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/sd1v
With the Olympic Games mere months away, Louis Smith has given an insight how he gets his day off to a great start, with a remarkable morning routine that includes somersaults, pommel horse practice and the splits!
The new video released shows how the London 2012 silver medalist starts his day by climbing out of bed and walking down the stairs on his hands. Somersaults onto the sofa, pommel horse practice and press ups on the counter also form part of Louis? unique wake-up performance. In a way that only an Olympic gymnast could, Louis tumbles through the kitchen effortlessly to flick the kettle on with his big toe, and finishes off his incredible morning routine sat in splits, with a hearty bowl of Corn Flakes.
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FEATURE - Morgenturnen mal ganz anderst
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Olympic medal winning gymnast Louis Smith performs a unique morning routine to mark his appointment as a Kellogg?s Team GB ambassador and to launch the #GreatStarts competition ahead of the Olympic Games in Rio 2016. The public are being encouraged to share how they start the day right by using the #GreatStarts hashtag on social media, which will enter them into an exclusive competition to win a pair of tickets to see Team GB at the Olympic Games
Louis Smith does impressive moves during his morning routine, Britain - May 2016
FULL COPY: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/sd1v
With the Olympic Games mere months away, Louis Smith has given an insight how he gets his day off to a great start, with a remarkable morning routine that includes somersaults, pommel horse practice and the splits!
The new video released shows how the London 2012 silver medalist starts his day by climbing out of bed and walking down the stairs on his hands. Somersaults onto the sofa, pommel horse practice and press ups on the counter also form part of Louis? unique wake-up performance. In a way that only an Olympic gymnast could, Louis tumbles through the kitchen effortlessly to flick the kettle on with his big toe, and finishes off his incredible morning routine sat in splits, with a hearty bowl of Corn Flakes.
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FEATURE - Morgenturnen mal ganz anderst
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Olympic medal winning gymnast Louis Smith performs a unique morning routine to mark his appointment as a Kellogg?s Team GB ambassador and to launch the #GreatStarts competition ahead of the Olympic Games in Rio 2016. The public are being encouraged to share how they start the day right by using the #GreatStarts hashtag on social media, which will enter them into an exclusive competition to win a pair of tickets to see Team GB at the Olympic Games
Louis Smith does impressive moves during his morning routine, Britain - May 2016
FULL COPY: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/sd1v
With the Olympic Games mere months away, Louis Smith has given an insight how he gets his day off to a great start, with a remarkable morning routine that includes somersaults, pommel horse practice and the splits!
The new video released shows how the London 2012 silver medalist starts his day by climbing out of bed and walking down the stairs on his hands. Somersaults onto the sofa, pommel horse practice and press ups on the counter also form part of Louis? unique wake-up performance. In a way that only an Olympic gymnast could, Louis tumbles through the kitchen effortlessly to flick the kettle on with his big toe, and finishes off his incredible morning routine sat in splits, with a hearty bowl of Corn Flakes.
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FEATURE - Morgenturnen mal ganz anderst
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Olympic medal winning gymnast Louis Smith performs a unique morning routine to mark his appointment as a Kellogg?s Team GB ambassador and to launch the #GreatStarts competition ahead of the Olympic Games in Rio 2016. The public are being encouraged to share how they start the day right by using the #GreatStarts hashtag on social media, which will enter them into an exclusive competition to win a pair of tickets to see Team GB at the Olympic Games
Louis Smith does impressive moves during his morning routine, Britain - May 2016
FULL COPY: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/sd1v
With the Olympic Games mere months away, Louis Smith has given an insight how he gets his day off to a great start, with a remarkable morning routine that includes somersaults, pommel horse practice and the splits!
The new video released shows how the London 2012 silver medalist starts his day by climbing out of bed and walking down the stairs on his hands. Somersaults onto the sofa, pommel horse practice and press ups on the counter also form part of Louis? unique wake-up performance. In a way that only an Olympic gymnast could, Louis tumbles through the kitchen effortlessly to flick the kettle on with his big toe, and finishes off his incredible morning routine sat in splits, with a hearty bowl of Corn Flakes.
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FEATURE - Morgenturnen mal ganz anderst
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Olympic medal winning gymnast Louis Smith performs a unique morning routine to mark his appointment as a Kellogg?s Team GB ambassador and to launch the #GreatStarts competition ahead of the Olympic Games in Rio 2016. The public are being encouraged to share how they start the day right by using the #GreatStarts hashtag on social media, which will enter them into an exclusive competition to win a pair of tickets to see Team GB at the Olympic Games
Louis Smith does impressive moves during his morning routine, Britain - May 2016
FULL COPY: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/sd1v
With the Olympic Games mere months away, Louis Smith has given an insight how he gets his day off to a great start, with a remarkable morning routine that includes somersaults, pommel horse practice and the splits!
The new video released shows how the London 2012 silver medalist starts his day by climbing out of bed and walking down the stairs on his hands. Somersaults onto the sofa, pommel horse practice and press ups on the counter also form part of Louis? unique wake-up performance. In a way that only an Olympic gymnast could, Louis tumbles through the kitchen effortlessly to flick the kettle on with his big toe, and finishes off his incredible morning routine sat in splits, with a hearty bowl of Corn Flakes.
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DUK10025444_008
FEATURE - Morgenturnen mal ganz anderst
MANDATORY CREDIT: Daniel Lewis/ Kellogg?s/REX Shutterstock
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Daniel Lewis/Kelloggs/REX/Shutterstock (5686572c)
Olympic medal winning gymnast Louis Smith performs a unique morning routine to mark his appointment as a Kellogg?s Team GB ambassador and to launch the #GreatStarts competition ahead of the Olympic Games in Rio 2016. The public are being encouraged to share how they start the day right by using the #GreatStarts hashtag on social media, which will enter them into an exclusive competition to win a pair of tickets to see Team GB at the Olympic Games
Louis Smith does impressive moves during his morning routine, Britain - May 2016
FULL COPY: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/sd1v
With the Olympic Games mere months away, Louis Smith has given an insight how he gets his day off to a great start, with a remarkable morning routine that includes somersaults, pommel horse practice and the splits!
The new video released shows how the London 2012 silver medalist starts his day by climbing out of bed and walking down the stairs on his hands. Somersaults onto the sofa, pommel horse practice and press ups on the counter also form part of Louis? unique wake-up performance. In a way that only an Olympic gymnast could, Louis tumbles through the kitchen effortlessly to flick the kettle on with his big toe, and finishes off his incredible morning routine sat in splits, with a hearty bowl of Corn Flakes.
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DUK10025444_014
FEATURE - Morgenturnen mal ganz anderst
MANDATORY CREDIT: Daniel Lewis/ Kellogg?s/REX Shutterstock
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Daniel Lewis/Kelloggs/REX/Shutterstock (5686572k)
Olympic medal winning gymnast Louis Smith performs a unique morning routine to mark his appointment as a Kellogg?s Team GB ambassador and to launch the #GreatStarts competition ahead of the Olympic Games in Rio 2016. The public are being encouraged to share how they start the day right by using the #GreatStarts hashtag on social media, which will enter them into an exclusive competition to win a pair of tickets to see Team GB at the Olympic Games
Louis Smith does impressive moves during his morning routine, Britain - May 2016
FULL COPY: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/sd1v
With the Olympic Games mere months away, Louis Smith has given an insight how he gets his day off to a great start, with a remarkable morning routine that includes somersaults, pommel horse practice and the splits!
The new video released shows how the London 2012 silver medalist starts his day by climbing out of bed and walking down the stairs on his hands. Somersaults onto the sofa, pommel horse practice and press ups on the counter also form part of Louis? unique wake-up performance. In a way that only an Olympic gymnast could, Louis tumbles through the kitchen effortlessly to flick the kettle on with his big toe, and finishes off his incredible morning routine sat in splits, with a hearty bowl of Corn Flakes.
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The Great House Of Guitars
At the House of Guitars, visitors are encouraged to write on the walls, in Rochester, USA. (Photo byJohn Whitney/NurPhoto) -
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Playing At Lake With Fishing Net
A child stands with a colorful fishing net to cool off and play on a summer day at Ferchensee in Mittenwald, Bavaria, Upper Bavaria, Germany, on August 31, 2024. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Hikers Passing A Traditional Bavarian Wooden House
Hikers walk past a traditional wooden house with flower decorations during a summer hike at Ferchensee in Mittenwald, Bavaria, Upper Bavaria, Germany, on August 31, 2024. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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FEATURE - Morgenturnen mal ganz anderst
MANDATORY CREDIT: Daniel Lewis/ Kellogg?s/REX Shutterstock
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Olympic medal winning gymnast Louis Smith performs a unique morning routine to mark his appointment as a Kellogg?s Team GB ambassador and to launch the #GreatStarts competition ahead of the Olympic Games in Rio 2016. The public are being encouraged to share how they start the day right by using the #GreatStarts hashtag on social media, which will enter them into an exclusive competition to win a pair of tickets to see Team GB at the Olympic Games
Louis Smith does impressive moves during his morning routine, Britain - May 2016
FULL COPY: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/sd1v
With the Olympic Games mere months away, Louis Smith has given an insight how he gets his day off to a great start, with a remarkable morning routine that includes somersaults, pommel horse practice and the splits!
The new video released shows how the London 2012 silver medalist starts his day by climbing out of bed and walking down the stairs on his hands. Somersaults onto the sofa, pommel horse practice and press ups on the counter also form part of Louis? unique wake-up performance. In a way that only an Olympic gymnast could, Louis tumbles through the kitchen effortlessly to flick the kettle on with his big toe, and finishes off his incredible morning routine sat in splits, with a hearty bowl of Corn Flakes.
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DUK10025444_015
FEATURE - Morgenturnen mal ganz anderst
MANDATORY CREDIT: Daniel Lewis/ Kellogg?s/REX Shutterstock
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Daniel Lewis/Kelloggs/REX/Shutterstock (5686572l)
Olympic medal winning gymnast Louis Smith performs a unique morning routine to mark his appointment as a Kellogg?s Team GB ambassador and to launch the #GreatStarts competition ahead of the Olympic Games in Rio 2016. The public are being encouraged to share how they start the day right by using the #GreatStarts hashtag on social media, which will enter them into an exclusive competition to win a pair of tickets to see Team GB at the Olympic Games
Louis Smith does impressive moves during his morning routine, Britain - May 2016
FULL COPY: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/sd1v
With the Olympic Games mere months away, Louis Smith has given an insight how he gets his day off to a great start, with a remarkable morning routine that includes somersaults, pommel horse practice and the splits!
The new video released shows how the London 2012 silver medalist starts his day by climbing out of bed and walking down the stairs on his hands. Somersaults onto the sofa, pommel horse practice and press ups on the counter also form part of Louis? unique wake-up performance. In a way that only an Olympic gymnast could, Louis tumbles through the kitchen effortlessly to flick the kettle on with his big toe, and finishes off his incredible morning routine sat in splits, with a hearty bowl of Corn Flakes.
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FEATURE - Morgenturnen mal ganz anderst
MANDATORY CREDIT: Daniel Lewis/ Kellogg?s/REX Shutterstock
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Daniel Lewis/Kelloggs/REX/Shutterstock (5686572j)
Olympic medal winning gymnast Louis Smith performs a unique morning routine to mark his appointment as a Kellogg?s Team GB ambassador and to launch the #GreatStarts competition ahead of the Olympic Games in Rio 2016. The public are being encouraged to share how they start the day right by using the #GreatStarts hashtag on social media, which will enter them into an exclusive competition to win a pair of tickets to see Team GB at the Olympic Games
Louis Smith does impressive moves during his morning routine, Britain - May 2016
FULL COPY: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/sd1v
With the Olympic Games mere months away, Louis Smith has given an insight how he gets his day off to a great start, with a remarkable morning routine that includes somersaults, pommel horse practice and the splits!
The new video released shows how the London 2012 silver medalist starts his day by climbing out of bed and walking down the stairs on his hands. Somersaults onto the sofa, pommel horse practice and press ups on the counter also form part of Louis? unique wake-up performance. In a way that only an Olympic gymnast could, Louis tumbles through the kitchen effortlessly to flick the kettle on with his big toe, and finishes off his incredible morning routine sat in splits, with a hearty bowl of Corn Flakes.
WATCH VIDEO: https://vimeo.com/166934297/c13d75fe8f
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DUK10025444_002
FEATURE - Morgenturnen mal ganz anderst
MANDATORY CREDIT: Daniel Lewis/ Kellogg?s/REX Shutterstock
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Olympic medal winning gymnast Louis Smith performs a unique morning routine to mark his appointment as a Kellogg?s Team GB ambassador and to launch the #GreatStarts competition ahead of the Olympic Games in Rio 2016. The public are being encouraged to share how they start the day right by using the #GreatStarts hashtag on social media, which will enter them into an exclusive competition to win a pair of tickets to see Team GB at the Olympic Games
Louis Smith does impressive moves during his morning routine, Britain - May 2016
FULL COPY: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/sd1v
With the Olympic Games mere months away, Louis Smith has given an insight how he gets his day off to a great start, with a remarkable morning routine that includes somersaults, pommel horse practice and the splits!
The new video released shows how the London 2012 silver medalist starts his day by climbing out of bed and walking down the stairs on his hands. Somersaults onto the sofa, pommel horse practice and press ups on the counter also form part of Louis? unique wake-up performance. In a way that only an Olympic gymnast could, Louis tumbles through the kitchen effortlessly to flick the kettle on with his big toe, and finishes off his incredible morning routine sat in splits, with a hearty bowl of Corn Flakes.
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FEATURE - Morgenturnen mal ganz anderst
MANDATORY CREDIT: Daniel Lewis/ Kellogg?s/REX Shutterstock
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Daniel Lewis/Kelloggs/REX/Shutterstock (5686572i)
Olympic medal winning gymnast Louis Smith performs a unique morning routine to mark his appointment as a Kellogg?s Team GB ambassador and to launch the #GreatStarts competition ahead of the Olympic Games in Rio 2016. The public are being encouraged to share how they start the day right by using the #GreatStarts hashtag on social media, which will enter them into an exclusive competition to win a pair of tickets to see Team GB at the Olympic Games
Louis Smith does impressive moves during his morning routine, Britain - May 2016
FULL COPY: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/sd1v
With the Olympic Games mere months away, Louis Smith has given an insight how he gets his day off to a great start, with a remarkable morning routine that includes somersaults, pommel horse practice and the splits!
The new video released shows how the London 2012 silver medalist starts his day by climbing out of bed and walking down the stairs on his hands. Somersaults onto the sofa, pommel horse practice and press ups on the counter also form part of Louis? unique wake-up performance. In a way that only an Olympic gymnast could, Louis tumbles through the kitchen effortlessly to flick the kettle on with his big toe, and finishes off his incredible morning routine sat in splits, with a hearty bowl of Corn Flakes.
WATCH VIDEO: https://vimeo.com/166934297/c13d75fe8f
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DUK10025444_010
FEATURE - Morgenturnen mal ganz anderst
MANDATORY CREDIT: Daniel Lewis/ Kellogg?s/REX Shutterstock
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Daniel Lewis/Kelloggs/REX/Shutterstock (5686572h)
Olympic medal winning gymnast Louis Smith performs a unique morning routine to mark his appointment as a Kellogg?s Team GB ambassador and to launch the #GreatStarts competition ahead of the Olympic Games in Rio 2016. The public are being encouraged to share how they start the day right by using the #GreatStarts hashtag on social media, which will enter them into an exclusive competition to win a pair of tickets to see Team GB at the Olympic Games
Louis Smith does impressive moves during his morning routine, Britain - May 2016
FULL COPY: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/sd1v
With the Olympic Games mere months away, Louis Smith has given an insight how he gets his day off to a great start, with a remarkable morning routine that includes somersaults, pommel horse practice and the splits!
The new video released shows how the London 2012 silver medalist starts his day by climbing out of bed and walking down the stairs on his hands. Somersaults onto the sofa, pommel horse practice and press ups on the counter also form part of Louis? unique wake-up performance. In a way that only an Olympic gymnast could, Louis tumbles through the kitchen effortlessly to flick the kettle on with his big toe, and finishes off his incredible morning routine sat in splits, with a hearty bowl of Corn Flakes.
WATCH VIDEO: https://vimeo.com/166934297/c13d75fe8f
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DUK10025444_006
FEATURE - Morgenturnen mal ganz anderst
MANDATORY CREDIT: Daniel Lewis/ Kellogg?s/REX Shutterstock
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Daniel Lewis/Kelloggs/REX/Shutterstock (5686572h)
Olympic medal winning gymnast Louis Smith performs a unique morning routine to mark his appointment as a Kellogg?s Team GB ambassador and to launch the #GreatStarts competition ahead of the Olympic Games in Rio 2016. The public are being encouraged to share how they start the day right by using the #GreatStarts hashtag on social media, which will enter them into an exclusive competition to win a pair of tickets to see Team GB at the Olympic Games
Louis Smith does impressive moves during his morning routine, Britain - May 2016
FULL COPY: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/sd1v
With the Olympic Games mere months away, Louis Smith has given an insight how he gets his day off to a great start, with a remarkable morning routine that includes somersaults, pommel horse practice and the splits!
The new video released shows how the London 2012 silver medalist starts his day by climbing out of bed and walking down the stairs on his hands. Somersaults onto the sofa, pommel horse practice and press ups on the counter also form part of Louis? unique wake-up performance. In a way that only an Olympic gymnast could, Louis tumbles through the kitchen effortlessly to flick the kettle on with his big toe, and finishes off his incredible morning routine sat in splits, with a hearty bowl of Corn Flakes.
WATCH VIDEO: https://vimeo.com/166934297/c13d75fe8f
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Park Grutas, aka 'Stalin World', Lithuania - 04 Jun 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Amos Chapple / Rex Features (2588478f)
Stalin World: The Strangest Theme Park In The World?
Welcome to Stalin World.
Tourists are seen touring the statues in Park Grutas - known colloquially as "Stalin World" - in the south of Lithuania.
The park features statues and other relics of the Russian occupation of the country that, according to the park, lays bare "the naked Soviet ideology which suppressed and hurt the spirit of our nation for many decades".
After Lithuania regained its independence in 1990 dozens of Soviet statues were taken down and dumped.
Local entrepreneur Viliumas Malinauskas peitioned the Lithuanian authorities to grant him the possession of these sculptures so that he could build a privately financed museum.
His aim was a controversial one but, despite fierce opposition from some, Park Grutas opened in 2001.
Since then it has faced a number legal difficulties, including a challenge from seven of the sculptors who claimed rights to 6% of the park's profits.
Viliamus called the claim "absurd" and later dumped the artists' sculptures outside the park, inviting the group to come and collect them.
Alongside the sculptures Park Grutas also boasts a Soviet-era playground, a restaurant serving Soviet-era dishes and a zoo.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Amos Chapple / Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/KTBKRFCJY (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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The biggest swan round up in the UK at the Fleet nature Reserve in Dorset, Britain - 23 Jul 2011
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoff Moore / Rex Features ( 1388799f )
Volunteers during the swan round up
The biggest swan round up in the UK
The biggest swan round up in the UK has just taken place early this morning(sat) at the Fleet nature Reserve in Dorset. (collective noun: a lamentation of swans or herd).
Some 500 wild swans were corralled and slowly driven to a landing point at The Abbotsbury Swannery at the end of the waterway that lies just inside Chesil Beach on the Jurassic coast. Hundreds of volunteers of all ages walked to nearly waist deep in order to help keep the swans moving in the right direction.
The giant birds at this time of year are mainly flightless due to them moulting their feathers so they can be very carefully encouraged up the shallow tidal water to a place where a team of handlers can examine, weigh and ring the birds.
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/VTMYCGLSZ (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Baby elephant Mali enjoys a swim, Melbourne Zoo, Australia - 31 Jan 2011
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Young Elephant Packs Her Trunks For Swimming Lesson
A baby elephant needed her trunks today as she enjoyed her first ever swimming lesson.
Mali, Melbourne Zoo's first-ever Asian Elephant calf, was born on 16th January 2010.
Last year the super cute youngster had to content herself with splashing around in 700 mm-deep 'paddling pool' to keep cool in the Australian summer the heat.
But now that she's a very big girl the excited youngster was able to dip her toes and trunk into the deepest pool on offer for elephants at the zoo.
Keepers were alongside Mali to ensure that her first dip into the deep didn't frighten her.
Meanwhile mother Dokkoon and herd matriarch Mek Kapah also kept a close eye on proceedings.
However, they needn't have worried as Mali clearly decided that swimming is a marvellous pastime.
Elephant Department Supervisor Dave McKelson and Elephant Keeper Gary Hampson went into the pool with Mali, and after a while Dokkoon joined them too.
Whileshe seemed a little hesitant at first, fun loving calf Mali soon took the plunge.
And once she had found her water legs there was no stopping her as she elephant paddled round the pool.
Just like any mischievous toddler she also took great delight in splashing and playing with her keepers.
Dave said: "Mali did really well She was a little bit anxious about going into the deeper water, but even in that short session she was gaining confidence.
"She went in to a depth of more than two metres, so she was well and truly underwater and didn't seem to mind".
Mali is Australia's first female Asian Elephant and the first calf born via artificial insemination anywhere in the country.
Her historic birth marked a major milestone in the conservation breeding program for her endangered species.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: James D. Morga...
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Baby elephant Mali enjoys a swim, Melbourne Zoo, Australia - 31 Jan 2011
Mandatory Credit: Photo by James D. Morgan / Rex Features ( 1277299e )
Young Elephant Packs Her Trunks For Swimming Lesson
A baby elephant needed her trunks today as she enjoyed her first ever swimming lesson.
Mali, Melbourne Zoo's first-ever Asian Elephant calf, was born on 16th January 2010.
Last year the super cute youngster had to content herself with splashing around in 700 mm-deep 'paddling pool' to keep cool in the Australian summer the heat.
But now that she's a very big girl the excited youngster was able to dip her toes and trunk into the deepest pool on offer for elephants at the zoo.
Keepers were alongside Mali to ensure that her first dip into the deep didn't frighten her.
Meanwhile mother Dokkoon and herd matriarch Mek Kapah also kept a close eye on proceedings.
However, they needn't have worried as Mali clearly decided that swimming is a marvellous pastime.
Elephant Department Supervisor Dave McKelson and Elephant Keeper Gary Hampson went into the pool with Mali, and after a while Dokkoon joined them too.
Whileshe seemed a little hesitant at first, fun loving calf Mali soon took the plunge.
And once she had found her water legs there was no stopping her as she elephant paddled round the pool.
Just like any mischievous toddler she also took great delight in splashing and playing with her keepers.
Dave said: "Mali did really well She was a little bit anxious about going into the deeper water, but even in that short session she was gaining confidence.
"She went in to a depth of more than two metres, so she was well and truly underwater and didn't seem to mind".
Mali is Australia's first female Asian Elephant and the first calf born via artificial insemination anywhere in the country.
Her historic birth marked a major milestone in the conservation breeding program for her endangered species.
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Baby elephant Mali enjoys a swim, Melbourne Zoo, Australia - 31 Jan 2011
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Young Elephant Packs Her Trunks For Swimming Lesson
A baby elephant needed her trunks today as she enjoyed her first ever swimming lesson.
Mali, Melbourne Zoo's first-ever Asian Elephant calf, was born on 16th January 2010.
Last year the super cute youngster had to content herself with splashing around in 700 mm-deep 'paddling pool' to keep cool in the Australian summer the heat.
But now that she's a very big girl the excited youngster was able to dip her toes and trunk into the deepest pool on offer for elephants at the zoo.
Keepers were alongside Mali to ensure that her first dip into the deep didn't frighten her.
Meanwhile mother Dokkoon and herd matriarch Mek Kapah also kept a close eye on proceedings.
However, they needn't have worried as Mali clearly decided that swimming is a marvellous pastime.
Elephant Department Supervisor Dave McKelson and Elephant Keeper Gary Hampson went into the pool with Mali, and after a while Dokkoon joined them too.
Whileshe seemed a little hesitant at first, fun loving calf Mali soon took the plunge.
And once she had found her water legs there was no stopping her as she elephant paddled round the pool.
Just like any mischievous toddler she also took great delight in splashing and playing with her keepers.
Dave said: "Mali did really well She was a little bit anxious about going into the deeper water, but even in that short session she was gaining confidence.
"She went in to a depth of more than two metres, so she was well and truly underwater and didn't seem to mind".
Mali is Australia's first female Asian Elephant and the first calf born via artificial insemination anywhere in the country.
Her historic birth marked a major milestone in the conservation breeding program for her endangered species.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: James D. Morga...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/QRTWJNKEA
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Baby elephant Mali enjoys a swim, Melbourne Zoo, Australia - 31 Jan 2011
Mandatory Credit: Photo by James D. Morgan / Rex Features ( 1277299b )
Young Elephant Packs Her Trunks For Swimming Lesson
A baby elephant needed her trunks today as she enjoyed her first ever swimming lesson.
Mali, Melbourne Zoo's first-ever Asian Elephant calf, was born on 16th January 2010.
Last year the super cute youngster had to content herself with splashing around in 700 mm-deep 'paddling pool' to keep cool in the Australian summer the heat.
But now that she's a very big girl the excited youngster was able to dip her toes and trunk into the deepest pool on offer for elephants at the zoo.
Keepers were alongside Mali to ensure that her first dip into the deep didn't frighten her.
Meanwhile mother Dokkoon and herd matriarch Mek Kapah also kept a close eye on proceedings.
However, they needn't have worried as Mali clearly decided that swimming is a marvellous pastime.
Elephant Department Supervisor Dave McKelson and Elephant Keeper Gary Hampson went into the pool with Mali, and after a while Dokkoon joined them too.
Whileshe seemed a little hesitant at first, fun loving calf Mali soon took the plunge.
And once she had found her water legs there was no stopping her as she elephant paddled round the pool.
Just like any mischievous toddler she also took great delight in splashing and playing with her keepers.
Dave said: "Mali did really well She was a little bit anxious about going into the deeper water, but even in that short session she was gaining confidence.
"She went in to a depth of more than two metres, so she was well and truly underwater and didn't seem to mind".
Mali is Australia's first female Asian Elephant and the first calf born via artificial insemination anywhere in the country.
Her historic birth marked a major milestone in the conservation breeding program for her endangered species.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: James D. Morga...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/QRTWJNKEA
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