Showing posts with label foreign policy. Show all posts
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Monday, June 24, 2013
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"My heart has become a receptacle of every form; it is a pasture for gazelles and a convent for Christian monks, and a temple for ...
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. We have had one rainy day while biking. Still, it was fun since we had the necessary clothing. The third and last day on the Trail here ... -
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Where is Sedhiou? Map of Senegal Sedhiou is a town of about 20,000 people located just a little north of the border with... -
APROFES Theater group in Kaolack Garden in Kolda assisted by a Peace Corps Volunteer (on left). Janet at the market in Kolda ... -
(Please click on photos for a better view.) These photos taken at Giverny by John Hand are subject to Copyright, 2011, and may not... -
Near the "ranch" at Toubab Dialao Chez Chenet Pirogue on the Casamance River at Sedhiou In the market at Kolda Janet with a w... -
These two shots above show the trail and scenery on the third day's ride in the region of Coeur d'Alene. Even in remote mountain t... -
(above) Cottonwood Canyon Road, east of Bryce Canyon, Utah The Betatakin Ruin, Navajo National Monument, Arizona A view of Keet Seel, N...
