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BUZKASHI:

Thanks for that, I'm glad you enjoyed the pics. I'm about a third of the way through my collection of pictures fit for posting, and I've just found 5 reels of film I took in Tibet and forgot about - I'll develop them and and scan and post the good ones here.

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Street Dancers, Colonia Del Sacramento, Uruguay, 24th June 2007



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Bedouin family, Nasiriyah, Southern Iraq, 4th April 2006



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What kind of a threat were the Bedouin to you FF? Were they aligned some way in the war, or were they people who just happened to live in the warzone?

OneLungMcClung wrote:What kind of a threat were the Bedouin to you FF? Were they aligned some way in the war, or were they people who just happened to live in the warzone?

Outcasts in every way in Iraq, no threat to anyone

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Like I had said earlier, " innocents, not afflicted politikally or otherwise ".

Great as always. If only the moniter could emit the local smells, it would round it off as a true to being there experience. You capture it so well.

Instead of a book called Flipflops Footfalls, you should make a postcard book.

Stay safe none the less.

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The view from Poon Hill as the sun rises on Dhaulagiri (8167m), the seventh highest point on Earth, Western Nepal, 3rd November 2005



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....bit parky was it?

Fucking Baltic

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Shopkeeper, Bamiyan, Afghanistan, 6th October 2008



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Urumqi, Xinjiang, China, 24th September 2006. The most obvious example of aggressive Han expansion into Uighur territory.



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Training the locals on the range, Basra, Iraq, 17th January 2005



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That's a cool one.

flipflop wrote:Training the locals on the range, Basra, Iraq, 17th January 2005

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You sure that's not Southend?

Royal wrote:
You sure that's not Southend?

If it was, the butt would sawn off the gun at bottom right ;-)

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