This was built in 1957 by the Portuguese to carry water from one side of the ribeira to the other, and is still in use today.
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My Peace Corps adventures in Cabo Verde.
The Fine Print
The statements and opinions represented here are those of the author and are in no way affiliated with the Peace Corps or the United States government." Also, the author has and will, on occassion, change the names of those involved to protect the innocent, and it is possible that certain liberties may have been taken with the space time continuum. This has been done for you, the reader.
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- Almost Got It
- Leo's Phot of Me
- Baby Gisella
- Leo again
- The Chinese Monoply on Crap
- What a Haul!
- Lunch and Dinner
- Guy with a REAL cute bird
- Another Booklist Update
- The Mountains Above Chan di Igreja
- Casa Tourista
- Guarda Cabesa...and DANCING!!
- Suzy, Benvinda and Baby Gisella
- Gisella and Baby (Also named Gisella)
- My Friends Duke and Sabino
- Festa Dancing!
- Guitar String S.O.S.!!!
- No Water....Wha?!?!?
- Jumping Off a REAL Big Rock
- Captain Condom
- Kids After School
- Reading
- As Promised to Mrs. Christopher
- Subi Rocha (Mountain Climb)
- Cha di Igreja (Bird's Eye View)
- Spooky Crux
- Vertigo
- Switchback
- Towards Coculi
- Ribeira de Boca
- Canal
- Fighting Fish
- Paint Job
- Fancy Fish
- Toytle (A Big One!!)
- Layin' Some Eggs
- Headin' for the Ocean
- Big Mama Toytle
- My 5th and 6th grade class
- My 3rd and 4th grade class
- Billy Madison...redux
- At the soccer game
- Gisella
- Friends
- Leo
- Nose Bleed Seats
- The Gym, New Frineds, and the caiperinha
- Leo and I
- The Gym (Part 2)
- The Gym
- Watermelon Pink
- These are delicious!!!
- Panya (Picking) Tube Worms
- Tube Worms??
- Djonny
- Friends
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