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- The Coronation Feast of King George Tupou V
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This photo was taken August 1, 2008 on the grounds of the Tongan Royal Palace in Nuku'Alofa at the Coronation feast. The photo is of Princess Pilolevu's daughter (little girl) about to enter the feast tent to perform the ta'olunga for her uncle,... - Volunteer Photos
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- Education can Stop the Tears
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Animals; Wildlife; Education; Fishing; Environment - Volunteer Stories
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- February 14th is Trifon Zarazen In Bulgaria
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Celebrations; Weddings; Fellows/USA - Volunteer Stories
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- And All the Roads That Lead You Here Are Winding
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Cross-cultural transition; Host community; Teachers and students - Volunteer Stories
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- Local Feast
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Food is at the center of all Micronesian celebrations. Weddings, parties, funerals all revolve around food. They cook their meat in a local oven called an "uhmw". This is made out of wood and rocks. - Volunteer Photos
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- Kamadupw (Feast)
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The back of our pickup truck gearing up for a local feast. April, 2010 - Volunteer Photos
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- Feast Preparation
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This photo was taken in November of 1989 before our Completer's Farewell mokete. Some of the women preparing food were my colleagues. - Volunteer Photos
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- Myra Carrying Funeral Feast Leftovers
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Funerals; Food and meals -
After attending a funeral feast during the Month of Flies, my "sister" Myra carried my share of the leftovers home. She carried my food in a coconut fond basket that was made on-the-spot. Myra is the oldest daughter of the couple whose home I... - Volunteer Photos
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- Preparing for Pchum Ben Feast of the Ancestors with Training Host Mother
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This photo was taken sometime during Pchum Ben 2010 (Sept. 18-20), in my host mom's outdoor kitchen. They live in a small Village in Cambodia. She and my host pa are rice farmers. The preparations for this celebration were particularly poignant as... - Volunteer Photos
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- Ramadan Feast
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Host families; Cooking; Food and meals; Celebrations -
My grandmother grilling up every possible piece of the goat that was just slaughtered for the big religious feast for Ramadan. - Volunteer Photos
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- Easter Feast
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Host families; Food and meals -
I took this picture of my host family on Easter Day, 2004, in Sartichaala, Georgia. It's a tradition to have a feast in a cemetery on Easter. This was my third day in country and a wonderful introduction to Georgian customs. - Volunteer Photos
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- Raising the Roof
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Sports; Secondary projects - Volunteer Stories
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- Wedding Day in Swaziland
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Weddings; Celebrations; Animals; Food and meals - Volunteer Stories
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- The Martha Stewart of Gabon
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Food and meals; Celebrations; Art; Cross-cultural Transition - Volunteer Stories
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- Peace Corps Volunteer (March 1969)
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Full text of the Peace Corps Volunteer (March 1969). - Newsletters
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- Peace Corps Volunteer (August 1969)
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Full text of the Peace Corps Volunteer (August 1969). - Newsletters
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- Peace Corps Volunteer (September 1969)
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Newsletters--1960s -
Full text of the Peace Corps Volunteer (September 1969). - Newsletters
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- The Volunteer (April 1962)
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Newsletters--1960s -
Full text of Vol. 1, No. 4 (April 1962) of The Volunteer: a newsletter by and for the Volunteers of the Peace Corps - Newsletters
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