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The delegates from the Southern Africa workshop in Malawi with their facilitators Lt Col Mary Capsey and Elise Belcher
2007 Airshow @ the historic Floyd Bennett Field site. Kodak Elite Slides
Minolta XE-7 w/Vivitar 20mm
This plane took care of a few Japs with some 50mm diplomacy.
damn when I take off FBF temporary, I got heavy rain. I think this is Ezra's curse.
I escaped into underpass but It was meaningless.
March normally sees the start of the peak flood season in the Peruvian rain forest, and it can leave remote Amazonian communities cut off for many weeks on end. A three-day inter-agency assessment mission in late February 2018 led by the Red Cross took in isolated communites dotted along the Ucayali and Marañon rivers that merge to form the Amazon, as well as the River Napo, an Amazon tributary. The mission, in Peru’s northernmost Loreto region, comprised local officials, volunteers from the Peruvian Red Cross, forecast-based financing (FbF) specialists from the German Red Cross and the Climate Centre, and expert from the Peruvian meteorological and hydrological service known by its Spanish acronym, SENAMHI. The PRC volunteers, from the Nauta and Maynas branches, interviewed villagers on their experience of past floods and their general level of readiness for the coming flood season this year. The team were especially interested in getting an idea of specific river levels people considered a danger to them, and hear accounts of the damaging floods in 2012 and 2015. The Red Cross used Open Data Kit methodology to carry out surveys in the riverside villages of America Central, LLanalpa, Panguana, Pueblo Libre, San Pedro, Sapuana and Yucuruchi. Questions centred on water, health, gender issues, food security, and immediate needs in the event of severe flooding. The Peruvian Red Cross believes it will now be better placed to determine concrete humanitarian FbF interventions this season, and cash transfers are considered one likely option. The sparsely populated Loreto region is by far Peru’s largest and covers about a third of its territory; mainly jungle, it includes large flood plains that are usually underwater in summer. (Photo: Juan Bazo/Climate Centre)
A recent restoration in 2012 is Brentwood Coaches 558 FBF, seen in Western Esplanade, Canvey Island heading for the Labworth display site in connection with the Castle Point Transport Museum open day. Sunday 14th October 2012. DSCN21181.
Bedford SB-Duple Super Vega.