File:KhyberPassPakistan enh2.jpg
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| DescriptionKhyberPassPakistan enh2.jpg |
English: Taken at the site where the Khyber Pass starts to climb high into the mountains towards Afghanistan; the view towards the Pakistan side
Deutsch: Chaiber-Pass Blick Richtung Pakistan |
| Date | Taken in August 2004 |
| Source | James Mollison |
| Author | James Mollison |
| Other versions |
This file was derived from: KhyberPassPakistan.jpg by James Mollison |
Photo by James Mollison. Taken at the site where the Khyber Pass starts to climb high into the mountains towards Afganistan, we are looking back towards the Pakistan side, August 2004.
Original photo by James Mollison can be found here: Image:KhyberPassPakistan.jpg
Slight enhancements (such as sharpening) have been performed on the image. --Gasparbarka 21:07, 27 May 2007 (UTC)
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| current | 02:31, 28 May 2007 |  | 1,024 × 768 (278 KB) | smartcommons>Gasparbarka~commonswiki | {{PD-user-w|en|English Wikipedia|Agnte}} Photo by James Mollison. Taken at the site where the Khyber Pass starts to climb high into the mountains towards Afganistan, we are looking back towards the Pakistan side, August 2004. Agnte 15:13, 16 November 2005 |
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