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Where is Moldova, anyway?

Musings on my Peace Corps experience in this small, Eastern European, Republic.
 

visual part 5

street scenes in Singerei... (the paved street with the horse cart is our "main street")... and I just thought the xerox sign looked cool next to the Russian. Xerox is xerox right?






















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