Hiking in forgotten land

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The enormous Copper Canyon is located near Cusarare, Mexico, and can be reached by hiking 16 miles into the canyon. The area houses many Tarahumara Indians, who settled in the area in the 1600s and still follow tribal customs. An elaborate cathedral looming in the rugged Batopilas region is a surprise.

Mexico, Copper Canyon (Mexico)

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Letter from Israel

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An Oct 1991 visit to Israel, along with visits to the Palestinian sections are described. There is an invisible line in Jerusalem that divides east and west and few dare cross from one side to the other. A second round of peace talks is hoped for by all concerned.

Personal narratives, Israel, Palestinian Arabs, Jewish-Arab relations, Arab-Jewish relations

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No man's land

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An overview is presented of the photographic work commissioned by the Nature Conservancy, one of the foremost conservation groups in the world. The unusual images produced by different photographers are exhibited at the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington D.C.

Exhibitions, Portrayals, Nature, Nature Conservancy, Corcoran Gallery of Art

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