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Mosque |
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Old Chevy Truck |
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Packing for bear. The guy on the right had a huge gun. I ask
his partner. Why. |
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He had a label that said "Cowboy." |
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Water pipe and tea. |
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These guys was installing computers at the University in Mosul |
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The really big gun that some carry. |
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Professional Beggars. This is a life long job according to my scholar friends. |
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Another free meal from these people. I am in a "No pay Zone" |
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Potatoes. Round things with meat inside. |
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They do not have napkins in Mosul, they do have sink that you wash your hands. |
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This is the type of food I do not like. They wanted me to try. I really do not like these type of travel moments. |
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Three Soldiers just out on a stroll. They must always be in full gear. |
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My little pest. He knows how to curse in English.W |
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Where I made a telephone call to a Radio Station in the USA. |
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He ask tons of questions about the USA. |
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The pest. "You want Pepsi Mister?" He was a good kid. |
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There was a helicopter in the middle of this smoke. |
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My new shirt. Hand made by this great guy. Plaids are traditional here. Cost 12,000 Saddam Dinars. |
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The boys sitting around shooting the S... |
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Nino, one of the boys in the Juice bar next to hotel. One of my small addictions. Fresh orange juice for 150 Saddam Dinars. |
