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| Every year, Auburn's trip coincides with Bolivia's Independence Day celebration. No villager is allowed to work on the holiday; instead, the schools host a celebration that includes dances from every grade. Having arm, leg, and facial hair makes you quite popular with Bolivian children (as they rarely see it) and I was lucky enough to be pulled into the festivities. I can tell you that I will not be pursuing a career in Bolivian dance. |
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| Different groups of Auburn City partner closely with the local school and church in Quesimpuco. As a result, we have strong relationships with a number of community leaders simply by city association. Here Jake and the local priest are having a hymnal jam session on their mandolins. |
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| We snuck back to the job-site in the afternoon and continued our surveying and assessment for line expansion. |
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| Dr. Duke taking a photo with Benjo. |
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| Elaborate stone walls and animal pens can be found scattered across the entire mountainside. This donkey is serving hard time. |
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