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A Chinese farmer walks through his field on the outskirts of the coastal town of Boao on China's southern Hainan Island, April 23, 2004. Members from the political, economic and academic circles around the world will attend the annual general assembly of the Boao Forum for Asia (BFA) from April 24 to 25 to discuss Asian economic integration and regional trade.

Members of the public wander through the Royal Botanical Gardens in Kew, west London July 4, 2003. The gardens were awarded World Heritage Status by the World Heritage Centre on Friday in recognition of its international importance as a unique cultual landscape. Other sites that hold World Hertiage Status include the Taj Mahal in India, the Great Wall of China and Stonehenge in Britain.

A member of the ground staff prepares Lords cricket ground in London, May 21, 2003, for the test between England and Zimbabwe. England are due to face Zimbabwe in the first test match on Thursday.

Discarded citrons, wrinkled, spotted and unfit for selection, are shown in a cedar plantation in the hills of Santa Maria del Cedro, southern Italy, August 6, 2003. Rabbis from around the world have been coming to the southern Italian region of Calabria every August for centuries, to choose citrons, the fruit of cedar trees, grown in villages along the Tirreno sea coast. The citrons are one of the 'four species' which are used by Jewish people in the Jewish Festival of Sukkoth (Tabernacles) which is celebrated between the end of September and October each year. The area where villages such as Santa Maria del Cedro or Marcellina are located is also known as the Cedars Riviera.

Dew drops form on a spider's web on a cold and foggy New Delhi winter morning December 19, 2003. The northern and central parts of India are under cold spell with the minimum temperature hovering around 9 degrees Celsius in Delhi.

A roadside fruit seller arranges watermelons in the northern Indian city of Chandigarh March 31, 2004 as temperatures rise in India, which is anticipating one of the hottest summers in several years.

A combine harvester pulverizes soybeans in fields in Primavera do Leste, in the central Brazilian state of Mato Grosso, March 16, 2004. Brazil, the world's second largest producer of soybeans, will have its yields reduced in the 2003/2004 crop due to problems with adverse climate conditions and diseases such as Asian rust.

A spectator sits in the snow covered gallery of Munich's Olympic stadium as he awaits the quarter final German Soccer Cup match between the German first division soccer clubs 1860 Munich and Werder Bremen February 5, 2003.

An elderly Bulgarian woman walks through a garden in the village of Kovatchevica on May 30, 2003. Several dozens, mainly elderly Bulgarians, are the only inhabitants in many highmountain villages, such as Kovatchevica, in Bulgaria's southern Rhodopi Mountains. Declining birth rate, rising mortality rate and high unemployment over the past decade have led to deserting of many villages in the European Union aspiring country. Statistics data showed that some 1,500 villages in the country of eight million have less than 100 mainly elderly residents, of which some 500 villages have less than 10 residents.

An Afghan woman wearing a traditional burka buys a watermelon at a market in Khoja Bahawuddin, a stronghold of the Northern Alliance November 7, 2001. B-52 bombers pounded the front lines of the Taliban forces north of Kabul on Wednesday but the ruling militia said U.S. bombs had failed to dent their fighting ability and had killed more civilians.

Sheep graze on a grassy patch in the middle of Lake George, 30 km (20 miles) northwest of the Australian capital Canberra February 22, 2004. A recently released report stated that heavy rain last month in the worst-hit eastern parts of the country ended the long-running Australian drought, regarded as one of the worst on record, which began around April 2002 and devestated farm production.

A Green Tree Python sleeps during the early hours in Munich's Hellabrunn Zoo April 1, 2003. When resting, Green Tree Pythons loop saddle-fashion over a branch, anchoring themselves with their prehensile tail and cradling their head in the middle of their coils.



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