The last in my Window on the World response to the Weekly Photo Challenge. The bright morning sun through this window caught my eye when I was in Stone Town last March.
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Category: Weekly Challenges
Window on the World: Machu Picchu, Peru
I’m having fun with the Weekly Photo Challenge theme Window this week! Here is a photo that I took in what was once the residential part of Machu Picchu in Peru. Wouldn’t it be lovely to look out your window and see these cute llamas?
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And one more photo – taken through a window at Machu Picchu. Enjoy!
Window on the World: Gvarv, Telemark, Norway
Windows look out over farms and apple orchards.
My grandfather came from this area near the town of Gvarv in mid-Telemark, Norway.
(Photo credit to my husband Charles.)
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Window on the World: Rabat, Morocco
A window in a wall inside the Kasbah in Rabat, Morocco.
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Window on the World: Charleston, South Carolina
Charleston, South Carolina
Warm light spills from a window near the entrance to Catfish Row on a late December evening. Catfish Row, the fictional location of the American folk opera Porgy & Bess, was inspired by this area (actually called “Cabbage Row”) near Church Street in downtown Charleston.
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Window on the World: Sankhu, Nepal
A woman watches the world go by from her window in the village of Sankhu in Nepal.
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Beginning
“For last year’s words belong to last year’s language
And next year’s words await another voice.
And to make an end is to make a beginning.”
~T.S. Eliot
From Little Gidding (1942), the final poem in T.S. Eliot’s Four Quartets
Landfall on Sullivan’s Island, South Carolina.
Weekly Photo Challenge: One
A single cow grazes amidst the trash in a working class neighborhood in suburban Casablanca, Morocco.
This post is a response to the Weekly Photo Challenge theme One.
Weekly Photo Challenge: Community
As part of their Community Health initiative, a Cameroonian non-governmental organization developed this map of the city of Douala. Douala, a major Central African port and the commercial capital of Cameroon, is in the departement of Wouri.
The map shows the locations of potential transmission sites for HIV/AIDS, STDs and TB.
It was created based on information gathered through field work in the community. Staff members use it to target their outreach and community health intervention strategies to effectively reach the most at-risk populations.
This post is a response to the Weekly Photo Challenge: Community.
The Grandeur of the Acropolis
The Acropolis, perched on a rocky hilltop above the bustle of Athens, is one of the grandest historical sites that I have had to opportunity to visit. I’m sharing a few photos from my 2012 visit in response to the Weekly Photo Challenge: Grand. If you have never had the opportunity to experience the grandeur of the Acropolis, you can take a virtual tour here. Happy Sunday!
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