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Thousand photos, one word…Haiti.

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March 9, 2010  |  by paul  |  Haiti, theTravel  |  earthquake, education, food, hands, humanitarian, lines, street photography, UN, water  |  2 Comments

Now back from Haiti, half wishing I was still there, half glad to be home.  When I'm traveling sometimes it's easy for me to get connected to people in particular and places especially.  It's a tearing sensation when I leave,...

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