@Grant what kind of camera were you using ?
Is Somalia part of your life, I mean is it very sentimental value to you ?
Apparently she got hooked up with one of her tourist guide or something because she has a biracial child. The one that has posted it.
Even the president thanks her.
I think it was a Kodak Instamatic. I only had two rolls of film and no ability to get them developed. These were sent to my parents.
I intended to retire in Jilib and I remain in contact with friends who are now in Columbus. Many thanks to the Duchess for getting us back together. Many
of the Volunteers who served maintain similar contacts and have done their bits to help over the years. We are nearly all sentimental and stay active
and connected through a Google Group.
I'm only interested because I would like to know what it looked like before the war happened
It looks the same
Ras Hafuun 2055
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There's still hope for Djibouti@merka Oh god! Please ban me. I've had an 18% drop in productivity.lool
In all honesty the irony in this thread is that we can't move forward starting into a rear view. No government official has developed a future city plan for any city in the Somali peninsula.
There's still hope for Djibouti
City plan? Let's see if we can practice basic resource management and avoid people starving before we fantasise about futuristic landscapes.@merka Oh god! Please ban me. I've had an 18% drop in productivity.lool
In all honesty the irony in this thread is that we can't move forward starting into a rear view. No government official has developed a future city plan for any city in the Somali peninsula.
City plan? Let's see if we can practice basic resource management and avoid people starving before we fantasise about futuristic landscapes.
Also add another 100 years to those estimates.