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Look what I found in the market at Erbil, Iraq.
A guy selling lots of Humanitarian packages.
I have no idea why the people around Erbil need them?
I ate the peanut butter and crackers.
The raisins, and 2 oatmeal cookies and heaved the rest.
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These guys here in Erbil probably do not want to get peanut butter on the
seats of their Mercedes or BMW's. This place is like Dohuk, full of Mercedes and BMW's.
THE PHOTO WILL HAVE TO WAIT TIL TOMMORROW - BAD CONNECTION
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