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Tag Archives: Clam Shells
Peace & Harmony in Joal-Fadiouth
Joal-Fadiouth is in the ThiΓ¨s region of Senegal. The village and commune names are combined because the narrow peninsula of Joal is linked to the small island of Fadiouth. Fadiouth, also called Shell Island, is a name given from the … Continue reading
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Tagged African, Cemetery, Christian, Clam Shells, Indigenous, Joal-Fadiouth, Muslim, Senegal, Shell Island, Teacher, Things to see in Sengal, Traveler
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