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The Daily Foto: Joy to the World

Dec 24, 2009   //   Argentina, Daily Foto  //  Comments Off

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Phodographer John Carr in Los Eucalypts, Suarez, Argentina, Dec. 2009

Everyone at Dog Meets World sends wishes for joy and peace. Dog Meets World plants seeds of PEACE one photo at a time. Join the community and become a phodograher and share this gift with all the wide eyed wonderful children in the world.

The Daily Foto: Christmas in Argentina

Dec 15, 2009   //   Argentina, Daily Foto  //  Comments Off

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Phodographer John Carr in Los Eucalypts, Suarez, Dec. 2009

John has been volunteering in a kindergarten in one of the poorest villas in Buenos Aires. “The kindergarten, Jardin Traversuras, is run by donated money and is down to the hard work of a local woman, Lorena, who spends every day with the children before going to work. The children are all aged 3-5 and would otherwise be playing in the streets; they are all absolutely amazing.

Today, I took Foto, my camera and printer and spent two hours taking pictures – much to their delight and the delight and gratitude of Lorena. It was the their first photos! Here is Franco posing with Foto before their Christmas tree.”

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