Searching For Food
Glassblowers
Boy at Work
THREE AND ONE-HALF MONTHS IN AFGHANISTAN
Between August and November, 2007, after briefly passing through Kabul, I resided in Herat, the third
largest city in Afghanistan, situated in the northwest quadrant of the country, within 50 miles of Iran to the
east. Turkmenistan, formerly Russia, lies 70 miles due north. Ancient Herat is on the Silk Road and
touches the northernmost beginnings of the notorious Ring Road, the road to Kandahar. Through the
turmoil of 30 years of constant conflict, the country has managed to maintain its unique culture and
character. Though surrounded by poverty, the warmth and hospitality are more the custom than the
exception. Beautiful people, laughing children.
Citadel of Alexander the Great
AFGHANISTAN PHOTO GALLERY
Wool Spinner
Wrapping Turban
Hotel Serena, Kabul
Masjet-e-jam, The Blue Mosque
Toddlers Seeking Food
Kite Maker & Son
Afghan Ice Cream Plant
The Carpet Seller
Children & AK-47
Minarets of Herat
Great Wall of Kabul
Shrine of Sufi Poet
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Defying Russia Memorial
Paradox
Boy Horseman
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Real Afghan Food
Hello America
Grape Men
120-Day Wind of Herat
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Family at Shrine
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