56556 Displaced people in Mile 91, a strategic crossroad 91 miles west of Freetown.
56593 Freetown's shore, aerial view
56554 Fruit sellers along Moyamba road, which runs south-east of Freetown to Bo / Kenema district.
56659 Downtown Freetown
56506 Primary school children in Freetown
56657 Freetown bay from uphill
56512 Freetown, Mountain Road
56624 Freetown bay
56493 Computer training school in downtown Freetown
56568 Freetown, primary school
56496 Downtown Freetown, Siaka Stevens street
56632 Aberdeen Road and Pirate Bay in Freetown
56558
56343 Displaced people in MIle 91. In June-July 200 Mile 91 received a huge influx of refugees from surrounding districts, after an offensive from RUF (Revolutionary United Front) seemed imminent
56536 Bo
56530 Huge traffic jam at Kandiga river bridge, along Moyamba Road
56522 Mother and son in Bo
56646
56563 Kroo Bay, Freetown
56570
56644 Kissy Road cemetery, Freetown
56674 In front of a sport tools shop in Kissy Road, Freetown
Farewell, good ol' Marjan... The lone king of Kabul zoo succumbs to his age at 48, after surviving years and years of deprivations and symbolizing to kabulis the spirit of resiliency itself Well.....that's sad news, indeed. To my eyes, Marjan symbolized hope. However, in thinking about that dear old lion's death I choose to believe that when he heard the swoosh of kites flying over Kabul, heard the roars from the football stadium, experienced the renewed sounds of music in the air and heard the click-click of chess pieces being moved around chessboards....well, the old guy knew that there was plenty of hope around and it was okay for him to let go and fly off, amid kite strings, to wherever it is the spirits of animals go.
Peace to you Marjan and peace to Afghanistan.
[Diana Smith, via the Internet]