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[Left
to right] Mark Byers; Lara Ferguson; Marina Simes Corsini, Ilan Migdali.
Mark and Lara are fellow travelers to Spain. Ilan provided my fix of
chocolate, saving the day. |
Paulette Rochelle-Levy, already dancing. I
think that smile continued through the entire trip. |
Andrea Trautwein, another dancer and
first on the floor. |
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Paula Dromi, in bliss of this experience. |
Sage Spatz. She has an eye for the atypical
perspective. |
Douglas & Sandy Jardine. I had fine philosophical
discussions with Douglas. |
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Kathryn Rosenberg. We spent time together
coming and going.
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Norberta Salazar, fun and cheer
for everyone. |
Dori Miles. I appreciated her political gems
of intellect |
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Shirley Zadaca, fellow traveler to Spain and
pleasant companion. |
Jeffrey Cooper. We two are
photographic documentarians. With similar cameras, too. |
Norberta Salzar & Jeffrey Cooper |
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Sandry Jardine, Janice Parakilas, Paula Dromi, Margo Jim, Barbara
Spiller |
Dalia Ron, fellow traveler to Spain. And need I say the
boss's mother? |
Margo
Jim. I regret that we hardly interacted. |
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Roy Baker, Marina Corsini, Janice Parakilas |
Malcolm Lansky
& Sandra McMahon |
Carmen, Cloe, and Lara Ferguson. Fun folk. |
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A pensive Chloe Ferguson. We were fortunately to have a
young person with us and be able to witness her joys of new experiences
and travel adventures. She is a language sponge, too.
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Paula Rubenstein & Cherise Gordon.
Cherise always had a twinkle in her eye. |
Dennis Boardman |
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William and Barbara Spiller
& Sharon Gordon-Barber |
Nona Hungate & Jan Briski. Is it me,
or does Jan and Barbara look similar? Other than style of attire, I
look for the different eyebrows.
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Pasha Dennis B. & mysterious
Andrea. |
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Navani & Norberta: Las
Latinas |
Therese Lynch
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Linda & Dennis Wilkins |
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Barbara and William Spiller |
Edith Wander |
Janice Briski, Sandra and Douglas Jardine |
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Marilyn Grissom |
Sage Spatz & Malcolm Lansky. Photo is
indicative of personas. |
Judith Riven |
The Tour Staff |
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A. Sevket Selçuk, Marina Simes Corsini, Sermin
Selçuk Marina became the Spirit of the Tour. Sevket quietly (certainly in
Turkish) covered logistics and ensured connections. |
Joshkun Tamer. Organizer and Director. |
Our Bus
Driver, Unsung Hero |
The Musicians |
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Jaime Papish. Being a drummer, he goes with the flow. |
Norik Manoukian. His serious dudek hymns contrasted with Selim Sesler's
wild clarinet dance. |
Maya Haddi. Her exciting voice has deep roots. |
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Yuval Ron. A musical ambassador of spiritual freedom. |
David Martinelli. Percussion is serious business. |
Virginie Alumyan. Helped turn disappointment into pleasure
at Hidden Place. |
Note: Ensemble photos do not have enlargements on this
page. Nearly all are taken from earlier locations.
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Sukhawat Ali Khan. His soaring Qawwali vocals continue to the
stars. |
Aziz (left) with Sharif Baba of the Rifa'i Order. I bow before this Dervish and his profound power of
concentration. |
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Finally, I now include a photograph of
myself. I usually wear glasses.
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Appendix: Food |