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The Flat Tire
On a trip down to the islands in the Mangroves of Senegal's Sine-Saloum Delta, our car got a flat tire... the converted station wagon veared off the road when it blew, making us shriek. Thankfully we all got to our destination safely! There were 7 PCVs on the trip.
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1st Eco-Tourism Expo
With my fellow PCV, Laurel Gladish at the Eco-Tourism Expo that the PCVs working with Eco-Tourism put on to help promote the communities they were working with to tour agencies. The event took place at Club Atlantique in Dakar, Senegal. There were approximately 13 PCVs and their community counterparts that participated in the event
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Second Form
This is my second grade English class, pictured with my Azeri counterpart, Mahire muellime. Adorable kids.
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School Tour
Hospital dietician taking height and weight of school children during the school tour on my home island of Kadavu...
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Niñas con Ticucos
My little friends hold up the ticucos we just made, and which they will sell door to door that afternoon for 3 lempiras a piece.
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Traditional Dances
The dance group of el Centro Basíco line up to preform their traditional dance la tusa.
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Las Chicas de Barrio Lempira
The hard working little girls of Bo. Lempira pose for a photo.
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los chicos de barrio lempira
The tough boys of Bo. Lempira pose for a picture.
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Peace Corps Legacy
My name is Terri Kempton, and my parents met in the '60's as part of Peace Corps Turkey - then I became a volunteer myself in Nicaragua from 2000-2002. This is my story of how the Peace Corps has changed my life and an entry in the NPCA's video contest. Thanks to my family and Nica 23 for your help and cooperation! The song "Blow out the candle, day is here!" used with permission: Composed by Diego Gonzalez, performed by Diego Gonzalez and Terri Kempton, produced/engineered by Terr...
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Youth Leadership
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