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dianabuja
My blog is about Africa. It is also about the Middle East and life in general, reflecting over 30 years of work and study in Africa and the Middle East – Come and join me!
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- Putting Climate Information into Farmers’ Hands
- New report identifies ‘regret-free’ approaches for adapting agriculture to climate change
- ‘Adapt to climate shifts now’ – New research report advice to Africa’s farmers and policymakers
- Burundi Song and Dance at The Hotel Club du Lac and Beyond
- More Adventures of Mungo Park, Who Describes Hunger Crops in the Western Sahel, 1797
- Mungo Park Discovers a Toll Bridge made of Bamboo in the Western Sahel, 1797
- A Grassy Trend in Human Ancestors’ Diets
- Would you have liked to live here, at Kropfenstein medieval cave castle?
- Slogging through Europe in WWii: Rommel’s Widow, Night-Time Charley, Combat & Fire-Storms – and After the War: “Gallia est omnis divisa in partes tres”
- May Day, Burundi-Style: A Parade, then Food, Drink and Fun
Blogs I Follow
- anthropology in public
- The Human Family
- Bone Broke
- Glossographia
- The Diary of a Natural History Trainee Curator
- Ludic Technologies
- PHILOSOPHY IN A TIME OF ERROR
- Open Geography
- Glen Carey
- the anthropo.scene
- The Anthropocene Journal
- Agriculture Information Bank
- Jugraphia Slate
- ontheshelves
- The Past Tense
- Participate
- Thought + Food
- Burnable Books
- Arkysite
- The Digital Professor
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- Africa Agriculture Science Week 2013, 15-20 July | CGIAR Climate | @scoopit sco.lt/7vNGkbtweet to @dianabuja 4 minutes ago
- How and When Will the World End? | @scoopit sco.lt/90ibMPtweet to @dianabuja 46 minutes ago
- Shocking new theory: Humans hunted, ate Neanderthals | @scoopit sco.lt/7oCLcPtweet to @dianabuja 2 hours ago
- Inventory-accounts from temple of Abusir. During reign of Djedkare-Isesi, the Mortuary Temple of N... | @scoopit sco.lt/6ROgVdtweet to @dianabuja 2 hours ago
- Shamba Shape Up S02Ep08 (English) | @scoopit sco.lt/7pBwZdtweet to @dianabuja 3 hours ago
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Tag Archives: World War II
Slogging through Europe in WWii: Rommel’s Widow, Night-Time Charley, Combat & Fire-Storms – and After the War: “Gallia est omnis divisa in partes tres”
In memory of my Dad’s service in World War II, I am re-posting the following blog from last year: ############ “All right, they’re on our left, they’re on our right, they’re in front of us, they’re behind us… they can’t … Continue reading
Posted in War Games, World War II, Memorial Day, Army Corps of Engineers, Germany
Tagged World War II, France, Germany, Gaul, Belgae, Aquitani, Julius Caesar, Celts, Rhine, Rommel, German, Allies of World War II, Hitler, Normandy, Western Allies, Rhine River, United States Army, Erwin Rommel
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Green Mint Tea and Beduin Carpets at Mersa Matruh – and an Anniversary at El Alamein
Revised 28-10-12 Mersa Matruh is about 160 miles west of the Alexandria, with El Alamein located in between. Source. onthegotours.com This week commemorates the seventieth anniversary of the Battle of El Alamein that took place on the north coast of Egypt,which Winston … Continue reading
Posted in Egypt-Recent, War Games
Tagged Egypt, El Alamein, German Army, Libyan Desert, Mersa Matruh, Westminster Abbey, Winston Churchill, World War II
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