I just wanted to share some photos I took in Gaza in 1995 (some have seen these before) …
and this one at Jalazone refugee
camp near Jerusalem I have often wondered how many of these kids are still alive.
They were so friendly and full of life, and there was optimism in the air in spite of decades of setbacks.Often adults I met would make the peace sign and say “Do you believe in peace? We do!” I think they thought I was from the United Nations, as most foreign visitors were.In Gaza there was less optimism; they had suffered a lot more and were
completely cut off from the world.The problems have escalated catastrophically since then.
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Eight artists and photographers I love
(click pix for links and more of their work)
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Lotsa 1970s, rock music, arts and a bit of dabbling
(Click pix to explore these pages by tags and themes)
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You simply must sing along with this
It seems such a shame when the English claim the earth.
They give rise to such hilarity and mirth (etc). Can’t keep up, just wait for the chorus and go
Ha ha ha ha hoo hoo hoo hoo hee hee hee hee ;=)
They give rise to such hilarity and mirth (etc). Can’t keep up, just wait for the chorus and go
Ha ha ha ha hoo hoo hoo hoo hee hee hee hee ;=)
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Do you ever just click a pic or number for the hell of it?
You should try it some time
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http://phossickings.tumblr.com/
Church in Breda (The Netherlands)
Church in Breda (The Netherlands)
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Theo Jacobs in Photo.net
Glen Nevis (Scotland) Canterbury Cathedral
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