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- Xinaliq Village in Northern Azerbaijan
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I took this photo during an excursion to the remote village of Xinaliq in Azerbaijan. My colleague and fellow ESL Volunteer, Ka Miller is in the shot as well as my cousin, Bob, who was visiting me from America. Xinaliq is possibly the most remote... - Volunteer Photos
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- Wedding in Azerbaijan
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This photo was taken at my wedding on November 21, 2009 in Naxchivan, Azerbaijan. I married my community counterpart after completing my first two years of service, and starting my third year. We participated in a traditional wedding ceremony for... - Volunteer Photos
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- The Apple Car
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In Azerbaijan, it is common for produce...furniture...sheep...you name it, to be sold from the backseat of a Soviet-style Lada. This one happened to be a regular on our street and was most often full of apples. Stationed between the dentist office... - Volunteer Photos
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- Sumqayit Shore
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I took this photo our first day in our training location, Sumqayit, Azerbaijan - a suburb of the capital city of Baku, and a former Soviet industrial playground perched on the Caspian Sea. Having only arrived in country a week earlier, my husband... - Volunteer Photos
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- Standing with my host brother
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My host brother, Araz, and I standing in front of my school in Azerbaijan. My host brother teaches math at the school. - Volunteer Photos
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- Principal Fazil Mammadov, Colleagues and I
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At the break time at Khizi City High School in Azerbaijan. - Volunteer Photos
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- Principal Fazil Mammadov Presenting Me With Honorary Diploma
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Principal Fazil Mammadov presenting me with an honoray diploma in Azerbaijan. - Volunteer Photos
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- Peace Corps Volunteer (November 1964)
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Newsletters--1960s -
Full text of the Peace Corps Volunteer (November 1964) - Newsletters
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- Peace Corps Times (Issue 1, 2009)
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Newsletters--2000s -
Full text of the Peace Corps Times (Issue 1, 2009). - Newsletters
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- Peace Corps Times (Issue 2, 2009)
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Newsletters--2000s -
Full text of the Peace Corps Times (Issue 2, 2009). - Newsletters
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- Peace Corps Times (Issue 3, 2009)
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Newsletters--2000s -
Full text of the Peace Corps Times (Issue 3, 2009). - Newsletters
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- Peace Corps Times 50th Edition, 2011
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Newsletters--2000s; Anniversaries -
Full text of the Peace Corps Times (50th Edition, 2011). - Newsletters
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- Peace Corps Times 50th Anniversary Issue, 2011
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Newsletters--2000s -
Full text of the Peace Corps Times (50th Anniversary Issue, 2011) - Newsletters
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- Peace Corps Times (Issue 4, 2012)
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Newsletters--2010s -
Full text of the Peace Corps Times (Issue 4, 2012) - Newsletters
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- My Then 7 Grade Students and Their Class Teacher
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My students and I plus their Azeri Language teacher in 7th grade. They were in 10th grade when I left Azerbaijan in 2012. - Volunteer Photos
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- My Students and I taking a Pictures During Break
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My students and I pose for a picture during break time at my school in Azerbaijan. These students are sisters. One is in eight grade and the other is in nine grade. - Volunteer Photos
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- My Students and I on Novruz Holiday.
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My students and I celebrating Novruz Holiday. - Volunteer Photos
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- My Host Brother's Daughter
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My host brother's daughter, Julay, pretending to be an Iranian girl. She calls me "Peter Emi," which means Uncle Peter. - Volunteer Photos
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- My Counterpart and I in class
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My counterpart and I in class. My counterpart and I establish an amazing rapport. - Volunteer Photos
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- Ladies in Waiting
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My husband and I snapped this shot at our city's annual Novruz celebration. Novruz dates back to Azerbaijan's Zoroastrian roots, and builds with weekly celebrations, culminating in a festival filled with food, art, and dance. These young ladies are... - Volunteer Photos
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