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Photos: Volunteer Site Tour

These are the photos I took during the volunteer site tour I went on last week with the rest of the students in my program. They are mostly from the wood inlay art shop we visited and the surrounding neighborhoods.

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The Photos: Volunteer Site Tour by Stephen DeWitt, OFM, unless otherwise expressly stated, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 Unported License.

Tags: Bolivia, cochabamba, Maryknoll, maryknoll language institute, mosaics, volunteer work, wood art, wood inlay, woodworking

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http://afranciscanabroad.com sdewittofm

Cochabamba doesn't seem to change much over time does it. The city is more or less as I remember it from my first trip here two years ago.
Padre Jud

Looks familiar, from when I visited the Looneys five years ago!