Combo Set G

· Benin: Life on the river. Photo © 2016 Dane Sosniecki, PCV Benin, 2015–2017

· Tanzania: Every day at low tide, groups of women set forth from Zanzibar’s Stone Town beaches, bound for the exposed coral reefs of the Pemba Channel, in search of mollusks and other tidal treasures to eat and sell. With the return of the high tide, the women—now far from shore and waist-deep in the warm, crystal-clear waters of the Indian Ocean—are picked up by boat to return to their villages. Photo 2007 Jennie Quinlan

· Ghana: Ghanaian fabric detail. Photo © 2022 International Calendar Project

· Nepal Peace Card: Prayer flags deliver their blessings to the world. (PEACE languages: Hebrew, Arabic, French, Nepali, Mongolian, Spanish/Portuguese, Chinese, and English) Photo © 2022 Ann Marie McGillicuddy

· Peru: From Iquitos, the largest city in the Peruvian rainforest, we travelled down the Amazon to a village of ribereños near the confluence of the Napo River and disembarked at the village landing. The ribereños live close to the land and water, as have their ancestors for centuries, fishing and raising crops. Much of life for the ribereños is defined by the cycles of the river and its many winding channels which can grow thick with Photo © 2007 John Schilling; featured in the 2012 International Calendar

Notecards Combo Set G (set of 10 cards) (RPCV Groups)

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Notecards Combo Set G: 2 each of 5 different cards + 10 envelopes

Use these notecards from the International Calendar Project to connect with friends and family near and far

This combined set includes 2 each of the Nepal Peace Card, new notecards featuring Tanzania, Benin, and Ghana, plus 2 of the Peru lilies notecard, along with 10 envelopes.

Combo Set G

· Tanzania: Every day at low tide, groups of women set forth from Zanzibar’s Stone Town beaches, bound for the exposed coral reefs of the Pemba Channel, in search of mollusks and other tidal treasures to eat and sell. With the return of the high tide, the women—now far from shore and waist-deep in the warm, crystal-clear waters of the Indian Ocean—are picked up by boat to return to their villages. Photo 2007 Jennie Quinlan

· Nepal Peace Card: Prayer flags deliver their blessings to the world. (PEACE languages: Hebrew, Arabic, French, Nepali, Mongolian, Spanish/Portuguese, Chinese, and English) Photo © 2022 Ann Marie McGillicuddy

· Peru: From Iquitos, the largest city in the Peruvian rainforest, we travelled down the Amazon to a village of ribereños near the confluence of the Napo River and disembarked at the village landing. The ribereños live close to the land and water, as have their ancestors for centuries, fishing and raising crops. Much of life for the ribereños is defined by the cycles of the river and its many winding channels which can grow thick with Photo © 2007 John Schilling; featured in the 2012 International Calendar