国家地理 2007年七月刊

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　2007-07-07<br/>　　Chachawuate, Honduras, 2001<br/>　　Photograph by Susie Post Rust<br/>　　A Gar韋una woman scrubs clothes on a washboard in the Honduran coastal village of Chachawuate. <br/>　　The Gar韋una culture was born when a slave ship wrecked off St. Vincent in 1635, throwing together West Africans aboard the vessel with St. Vincent's Carib Indians, originally immigrants from South America. Today some 60 Gar韋una fishing villages dot the Central American coast. <br/>　　<br/>　　(Photo shot on assignment for, but not published in, 揟he Gar韋una: Weaving a Future From a Tangled Past,?September 2001, National Geographic magazine) <br/>　　<br/>　　<br/>　　在洪都拉斯的沿海村落Chachawuate，一名加里富纳族妇女正在用洗衣板洗衣服。<br/>　　<br/>　　<br/>　　加里富纳文化诞生于1635年,当时一艘奴隶船在途经圣文森特岛时发生了海难，使得船上的西非人与圣文森特岛上的最初由南美迁徙过来的加勒比印第安人糅合在一起。如今大约有60个加里富纳渔村散布在中美洲海岸上。<br/>

沙发~~~阅~

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2007-07-02<br/>　　Tucson, Arizona, 1997<br/>　　Photograph by William Albert Allard<br/>　　A horse and rider complete an introductory lap before a rodeo show in a muddy Tucson, Arizona, arena. <br/>　　Rodeo evolved from the often dangerous tactics cowboys used to break horses and to catch and brand cattle. In most professional rodeo shows, riders compete in seven events: saddle bronc riding, bareback riding, bull riding, calf roping, steer roping, team roping, and steer wresting. <br/>　　<br/>　　(Photo shot on assignment for, but not published in, 揜odeo: Behind the Chutes,?September 1999, National Geographic magazine) <br/>　　<br/>　　<br/>　　在亚利桑那州塔克森市的一个泥泞竞技场里，一匹马及其骑手在牛仔竞技表演开场之前先绕场地跑了一圈。<br/>　　<br/>　　牛仔们经常使用一些危险的手法分开马群和捕捉标记牛群，牛仔竞技由此演化而来。在大多数专业牛仔竞技表演中，骑手们将竞逐七个项目：有鞍野马骑术，无鞍骑术，公牛骑术，套小牛，套公牛，分组套牛，和博牛。<br/>

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　2007-07-03<br/>　　Venice, Italy, 1994<br/>　　Photograph by Sam Abell<br/>　　Members of the Querini boat club row alla veneta, or gondola-style, through the waters of Venice Lagoon during the city's 20th annual Vogalonga, a spirited rowing marathon that covers an 18-mile (30-kilometer) loop from Venice to Burano and back. <br/>　　A group of oarsmen started the race in 1974 to revive traditional Venetian lagoon rowing. Today, the competition attracts some 5,200 rowers in more than 1,400 boats. <br/>　　<br/>　　(Photo shot on assignment for, but not published in, 揤enice: More Than a Dream,?February 1995, National Geographic magazine)<br/>　　<br/>　　<br/>　　在威尼斯的第二十届Vogalonga中，克里尼划艇俱乐部的成员们正在划动着alla veneta(一种贡多拉状的小船)穿过威尼斯泻湖的睡眠。Vogalonga是一场激烈的划船马拉松比赛，行程从威尼斯至布拉诺再返回，共达18英里 (30公里)。<br/>　　<br/>　　1974年，一队划手开始赛船，以恢复传统的威尼斯泻湖划艇。如今，这场竞赛吸引了大约5,200名划手在1,400多艘船里进行角逐。

最后一张是海明威吗？

还有贴子数限制啊[em06]

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