This one stand in one corner of one market in PRaia has more produce than pretty much all of Santo Antao.
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My Peace Corps adventures in Cabo Verde.
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- Kids in Garça (Where there may be a volunteer soon!)
- Watchin´the Game
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- Album Art
- Tcheka
- What’s in a Name? Or a Nominha?
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- View from the Top
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1 comment:
Seeing this fresh produce reminded me that I forgot to tell about the produce ban in the U.S. Tomatoes have been pulled from grocery shelves and most restaurants. FDA reported that salmonela had infected a large section of the tomato crop.
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