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Of course! On the north shore of Haiti, these kestrels seem to prefer coastal acacia scrub near the sea and mangroves

DOS (dragonfly on a stick) in Haiti... when the birds are too far away to photograph, the dragons seem to pose...

Haïti, mon pays,

wounded mother I'll never see.

Ma famille set me free.

Throw my ashes into the sea.

 

Mes cousins jamais nés

hantent les nuits de Duvalier.

Rien n'arrete nos esprits.

Guns can't kill what soldiers can't see.

 

In the forest we lie hiding,

unmarked graves where flowers grow.

Hear the soldiers angry yelling,

in the river we will go.

 

Tous les morts-nés forment une armée,

soon we will reclaim the earth.

All the tears and all the bodies

bring about our second birth.

 

Haïti, never free,

n'aie pas peur de sonner l'alarme.

Tes enfants sont partis,

In those days their blood was still warm

 

www.youtube.com/watch?v=sKgbbT8v3pI

 

www.standwithhaiti.org/haiti

Haitian people bringing goods to market

Labadee, Haiti

The Haitian flea market contains shops and stalls offering local arts and crafts, coffee and cognac. Alongside an informal local artisan's market has grown up, the colourful merchandise consisting of everything imaginable from baskets and beads to carvings and clothing. Bartering is expected, and adds to the fun, the norm being to start negotiating at around half the asking price.

 

Local fishermen off the coast of Haiti

An estimated crowd of 5000 watch a football match in progress at the Sylvio Cator Stadium in Port-au-Prince between Haiti's under 17 team in and the USA's Cleveland Cavaliers.

A player from the Haitian under 17s football team prepares for a match by having his hair cut by a team mate at the ranch in Port-au-Prince where the team kive and train.

Robert is headed to Haiti as part of the Humanitarian OpenStreetMap team to work with UN agencies, local and international NGOs, and the Haitian government train them on using OpenStreetMaps in the humanitarian response and recovery, find out how to make better meet their needs on the ground, and increase local participation in making these maps better and more useful. He's bringing equipment to set them up so they have everything they need to work with OSM.

 

More details at developmentseed.org/blog/2010/mar/19/headed-haiti-conduct....

Half time treatment is given to a player from the Haitian under 17 team during a match against the USA's Cleveland Cavalier's at the Sylvio Cator Stadium in Port-au-Prince.

I'm selling these now :)

 

half the profit goes back to the Filipino people that made them

and half goes to my mission trip to Haiti!

Found this Haitian Swallowtail (Papilla aristor) in a garden in Jarabacoa, Dominican Republic. This butterfly is endemic to the island of Hispaniola and is considered a threatened species.

A player from the Haitian under 17s football team prepares for a match by having his hair cut by a team mate at the ranch in Port-au-Prince where the team kive and train.

Three wonderful nurses there to help run the dispensary. Yes, that's Wanson, a MALE nurse in the middle. Male nurses, say what you will, but they are truly wonderful.

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Early morning walk to breakfast at the edge of the mangrove...

oopppss! i think i'm late

Hats for Haiti

 

For every photo in the group pool (that gets added before Saturday), Tony will donate:

 

1 - 100 photos = £1 each photo

101-200 photos = 50p each photo

201+ = 20p each photo.

  

Cruising the Haiti coast onboard Royal Caribbean after leaving the port of Labadee

Taken on a mission trip to Haiti

This photo is from the road from Paulette Quartier (village) to the seashore... these HIWOs are quite well distributed all over the north of Haiti... they are the loudest woodpeckers I have ever encountered... :-)

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