Originally posted on DESERTIFICATION:
Second part of a series of videos on the project “Family gardens in the Saharawis refugees camps of Tindouf, S.W. Algeria”. Today, the refugees continue the construction of new gardens with the help of NGOs and individual sponsors. https://youtu.be/ELIWmbyM7_8
FAMILY GARDENS IN ALGERIA – Part 1
Originally posted on DESERTIFICATION:
The project “Family gardens in the Saharawis refugees camps of Tindouf, S.W. Algeria” has been very successful (2005-2007). Today, the refugees continue the construction of new gardens with the help of NGOs and individual sponsors. A series of videos will show that it is rather easy to offer to all the…
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My Journey so far…
Dreaming of simpler times
Originally posted on Trig Tales:
Morocco Every time I’m hiking up a mountain, I wish I hadn’t bothered, but then every time I stand at the top of a mountain peak I’ve just scrambled up, I tend to feel a little less angry with myself and a small but perceptible sense of satisfaction ebbs inside…
Morocco- Chefchaouen
Originally posted on ani'kiki' krisnamurti:
Morning Market Chefchouaen adalah kota cantik dengan warna biru mendominasi bangunan-bangunannya. Salah satu alasan utama saya mengunjungi Morocco adalah untuk melihat kota ini. Sepanjang mata memandang terlihat warna biru Bangunan dengan pintu-pintu cantik mendominasi Untuk menikmati pemandangan saya harus turun naik di daerah ini melewati tangga-tangga batu Di pagi…
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