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• Lulu and johnny

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• Navels of the World Unite!, De Navels of the World Unite!, Delphi

  • From: gordonb
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    Ledgend has it that Zeus released 2 doves from mount Olympus to circle the world in opposite directions.  They met at Delphi and thus Delphi is the centre, or navel, of the world.  Heather, a teacher from Ottawa, and Rebekah, a surgical nurse from Miami, met also at Delphi and are showing their solidarity with one of the many monuments representing a navel there.

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• Need Volunteer

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• grantpalmer83

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• emjane

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• trekkingteam

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• lookatmysupercoolnickname

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• J.hughes

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• hughes3121

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• Erruption of Stromboli Erruption of Stromboli

  • From: getugirl89
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    Part of the tour "Sicilian Volcano Trail": We hiked to the top of Stromboli in the evening and enjoyed the Strombolian Erruptions at night! It was absolutely great!

  • 4 months ago
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• louisejapanese

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  • Since: 4 months ago

• Three Great Years at Gap Adven Three Great Years at Gap Adventures

  • From: ronnyt
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    I start working with Gap Adventures 3 years ago. I love traveling and this is a little part of my life.

     

  • 4 months ago
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• Rosa paddles 3 hours every day Rosa paddles 3 hours every day in search of clean water for her family..jpg

  • From: joebass
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    OPERATION SAFE DRINKING WATER at work, installing rain-catchment systems for indigenous schools off the coast of Panama, which only have polluted water to drink.

     

    OSDW is an all-volunteer non-profit charity. No one receives a salary or compensation. We depend on volunteers who want to live on a tropical island for a few weeks, and help indigenous peoples. See our frequently-updated photo-blog at: http://www.operationsafedrinkingwater.org/blog/

  • 5 months ago
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• Indigenous child sick from eff Indigenous child sick from effects of polluted water..jpg

  • From: joebass
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    OPERATION SAFE DRINKING WATER at work, installing rain-catchment systems for indigenous schools off the coast of Panama, which only have polluted water to drink.

     

    OSDW is an all-volunteer non-profit charity. No one receives a salary or compensation. We depend on volunteers who want to live on a tropical island for a few weeks, and help indigenous peoples. See our frequently-updated photo-blog at: http://www.operationsafedrinkingwater.org/blog/

  • 5 months ago
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• The school kitchen now has saf The school kitchen now has safe water fom a rain catchment tank- location Serain, Peninsula Valiente, Panama.jpg

  • From: joebass
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    OPERATION SAFE DRINKING WATER at work, installing rain-catchment systems for indigenous schools off the coast of Panama, which only have polluted water to drink.

     

    OSDW is an all-volunteer non-profit charity. No one receives a salary or compensation. We depend on volunteers who want to live on a tropical island for a few weeks, and help indigenous peoples. See our frequently-updated photo-blog at: http://www.operationsafedrinkingwater.org/blog/

  • 5 months ago
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• Indigenous kids are drinking t Indigenous kids are drinking themselves to death.jpg

  • From: joebass
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    OPERATION SAFE DRINKING WATER at work, installing rain-catchment systems for indigenous schools off the coast of Panama, which only have polluted water to drink.

     

    OSDW is an all-volunteer non-profit charity. No one receives a salary or compensation. We depend on volunteers who want to live on a tropical island for a few weeks, and help indigenous peoples. See our frequently-updated photo-blog at: http://www.operationsafedrinkingwater.org/blog/

  • 5 months ago
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• Safe drinking water makes this Safe drinking water makes this young indigenous girl smile.jpg

  • From: joebass
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    OPERATION SAFE DRINKING WATER at work, installing rain-catchment systems for indigenous schools off the coast of Panama, which only have polluted water to drink.

     

    OSDW is an all-volunteer non-profit charity. No one receives a salary or compensation. We depend on volunteers who want to live on a tropical island for a few weeks, and help indigenous peoples. See our frequently-updated photo-blog at: http://www.operationsafedrinkingwater.org/blog/

  • 5 months ago
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• DLC team on the way to OSDW co DLC team on the way to OSDW compound at the end of a fruitful day..jpg

  • From: joebass
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    Photos: Joe Bass, founder of Operation Safe Drinking Water.

    Volunteer teams install rain-catchment tanks for indigenous schools on remote islands where disease from bad water is rampant.  Everyone needs safe drinking water. Indigenous kids can't live without it.

    Operation Safe Drinking Water volunteers install rain-catchment tanks for indigenous schools which have no safe drinking water.  Based in the Bocas del Toro archipelago on the Caribbean side of Panama, we provide safe drinking water.  Almost all indigenous kids have worms from bad water, leading to anemia, dysentery and malnutrition.

    Question: why should indigenous children be sick from bad water where it rains a lot?

    Our tanks are simple, easy-to-maintain, last for years ..and refill every time it rains.

    We're an all - volunteer non-profit charity. No one receives a salary or compensatiion.

    Check out the indigenous life of the people on remote, isolated islands at our blog: http://www.operationsafedrinkingwater.org/blog/

  • 5 months ago
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• Done! Almost 400 indigenous ch Done! Almost 400 indigenous children at the school will have safe drinking water..jpg

  • From: joebass
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    Photos: Joe Bass, founder of Operation Safe Drinking Water.

    Volunteer teams install rain-catchment tanks for indigenous schools on remote islands where disease from bad water is rampant.  Everyone needs safe drinking water. Indigenous kids can't live without it.

    Operation Safe Drinking Water volunteers install rain-catchment tanks for indigenous schools which have no safe drinking water.  Based in the Bocas del Toro archipelago on the Caribbean side of Panama, we provide safe drinking water.  Almost all indigenous kids have worms from bad water, leading to anemia, dysentery and malnutrition.

    Question: why should indigenous children be sick from bad water where it rains a lot?

    Our tanks are simple, easy-to-maintain, last for years ..and refill every time it rains.

    We're an all - volunteer non-profit charity. No one receives a salary or compensatiion.

    Check out the indigenous life of the people on remote, isolated islands at our blog: http://www.operationsafedrinkingwater.org/blog/

  • 5 months ago
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• Jan 21, 10 - Iowa etc. 076.jpg Jan 21, 10 - Iowa etc. 076.jpg

  • From: joebass
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    Photos: Joe Bass, founder of Operation Safe Drinking Water.

    Volunteer teams install rain-catchment tanks for indigenous schools on remote islands where disease from bad water is rampant.  Everyone needs safe drinking water. Indigenous kids can't live without it.

    Operation Safe Drinking Water volunteers install rain-catchment tanks for indigenous schools which have no safe drinking water.  Based in the Bocas del Toro archipelago on the Caribbean side of Panama, we provide safe drinking water.  Almost all indigenous kids have worms from bad water, leading to anemia, dysentery and malnutrition.

    Question: why should indigenous children be sick from bad water where it rains a lot?

    Our tanks are simple, easy-to-maintain, last for years ..and refill every time it rains.

    We're an all - volunteer non-profit charity. No one receives a salary or compensatiion.

    Check out the indigenous life of the people on remote, isolated islands at our blog: http://www.operationsafedrinkingwater.org/blog/

  • 5 months ago
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