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Page 53 of the archive.

  1. August 12, 2005

    Argentine Soldier

    Argentine Soldier guarding the gate to a military complex.

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  2. August 12, 2005

    BCC: Doing the Right Thing

    There is something that really bugs me no matter how many times I see it happening. That is when my email address turns up in a group email addressed to dozens of people. What am I saying? That I don’t want to receive emails sent to…

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  3. August 12, 2005

    Time to Leave for Brazil

    Well, after all of the anticipation of hitch-hiking to Brazil which then changed to travelling all together in some dilapidated old van, we are back to the standard old method of climbing aboard a bus for the entire journey. I am sure that…

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  4. August 11, 2005

    New Faces to Samafas.com

    Finally, after much procrastination and now with very little sleep, I have finally gotten around to updating my own websites. If you enter now at the main website Samafas.com you get a three column overview of my three weblogs. (Three and…

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  5. August 11, 2005

    Shocking Your Friends

    Only three days ago I had been talking via email with my good mate Chris who was in Quito, Ecuador. He had been there for a while by now, around two or three weeks actually, which for a traveller was quite a long time.

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  6. August 11, 2005

    Sunset Over Brazil

    Sun setting over the river separating Brazil and Argentina, looking towards Brazil.

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  7. August 10, 2005

    A VISION of the LOST

    “A VISION of the LOST”

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  8. August 10, 2005

    Man With Purchases

    Man pulling his purchases on a trolley. Ciudad del Este, Paraguay.

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  9. August 9, 2005

    Wheelbarrow Road

    Continue reading “Wheelbarrow Road”

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  10. August 8, 2005

    Why Aren’t We Persecuted?

    Something has been bothering me lately. The more I read in the Bible, and the more that I read about amazing revolutions of God where countries were turned around, the more the theme of persecution appears on a recurring basis. This has…

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