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Mali,Djenne. Women selling cooked and dried fish at Djenne market. The weekly Monday market is thronged by thousands of people and is one of the most colourful in West Africa.
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Tabaski, a religious festival held throughout Mali when hundreds of men and boys worship outdoors, Djenne, Mali, West Africa, Africa
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Mali,Djenne. Women selling watermelons at Djenne market. The weekly Monday market is thronged by thousands of people and is one of the most colourful in West Africa.
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Djenne Mosque, the largest mud structure in the world, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Djenne, Niger Inland Delta, Mali, West Africa, Africa
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Djenne Mosque, the largest mud structure in the world, Djenne, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Niger Inland Delta, Mopti region, Mali, West Africa, Africa
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Mali,Djenne. A young Fulani mother and child at Djenne market. The weekly Monday market is thronged by thousands of people and is one of the most colourful in West Africa.
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Mali,Djenne. A farmer sets off in his horse-drawn cart to Djenne market to sell a ram and some chickens. The weekly Monday market is thronged by thousands of people and is one of the most colourful in West Africa.
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Mali,Djenne. A woman carries a basket of red chillies at Djenne market. The weekly Monday market is thronged by thousands of people and is one of the most colourful in West Africa.
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Passengers cram the top of a packed camion leaving the ancient trading city of Djenne after the Monday Market. The city comes alive with the famous market at the foot of the Grand Mosque
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Mali, Djenne. The celebrated Mosque of Djenne, or Grande Mosquee, one of Africa's most striking mud brick buildings.
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Mali, Djenne. Market stalls beside the Mosque of Djenne, or Grande Mosquee, one of Africa's most striking mud brick buildings.
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Mali,Djenne. The Great Mosque of Djenne - constructed in 1907 on the foundations of a 13th century mosque built by King Koy Konboro,the 26th ruler of Djenne. This very beautiful mosque is the largest mud structure in the world. The residents of the town turn out every year to undertake repairs.
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The Great Mosque, the largest dried earth building in the world, Djenne, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Mali, Africa
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Mali,Djenne. A woman potter unloads her pots from a traditional wooden pirogue to sell at Djenne market. The weekly Monday market is thronged by thousands of people and is one of the most colourful in West Africa.
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Portrait of man outside the Great Mosque, the largest dried earth building in the world, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Djenne, Mali, Africa
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The Great Mosque, the largest dried earth building in the world, Djenne, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Mali, Africa
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Mali,Djenne. A woman carrying her baby on her back walks through the narrow streets in Djenne. With a population of about 10,000,Djenne is an agricultural town situated on an island in the Niger Inland Delta.
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Mali,Senossa. Two Peul women prepare skeins of cotton yarn from the long lengths they had spun round the walls of their home. Mali is Africa's second largest cotton producer.
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Largest earth mosque in the world, Grande Mosquee (Great Mosque), UNESCO World Heritage Site, Djenne, Mali, Africa
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Mali,Senossa. A Peul man enters the beautiful mud-built Sudan-style mosque at Senossa,a short distance from Djenne .
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Mali,Senossa. A Peul woman with skeins of cotton yarn prepared from the long lengths she and others had spun round the walls of their home. Mali is Africa's second largest cotton producer.
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Mali,Djenne. A Peul woman wearing a gold nose ornament at Djenne market. The weekly Monday market is thronged by thousands of people and is one of the most colourful in West Africa.
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Mali,Senossa. A Peul woman wearing fine gold earrings which will have been given to her as a gift from her husband on her wedding or sometimes inherited upon the death of her mother. The scar on her left check and the tattooing around her lips is typical of the Peul and Fulani women.
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The Monday market in front of the Djenne Mosque, the largest mud structure in the world, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Djenne, Niger Inland Delta, Mali, West Africa, Africa
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Mali,Djenne. A Peul woman wearing large earrings at Djenne market. The weekly Monday market is thronged by thousands of people and is one of the most colourful in West Africa.
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Grand mosque, the largest mud building in the world, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Djenne, Mali, West Africa, Africa
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Monday market outside the Grand Mosque, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Djenne, Mali, West Africa, Africa
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Market in front of the Djenee mosque, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Mali, West Africa
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Mali,Sirimou. A domestic scene at the Bozo village of Sirimou with the beautiful mud-built Sudan-style mosque rising in the background.
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Mali,Djenne. A distinctive mud-built house of the unique Tukulor-style architecture. Building is an art form in Djenne and the master masons or bareys are revered as artists.
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Mali,Djenne Smartly dressed wedding guests at Djenne . With a population of about 10,000,Djenne is an agricultural town situated on an island in the Niger Inland Delta. Beautiful mud-brick buildings are a feature of this historic place.
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A pilgrim emerges from prayers at a traditional mud mosque near Djenne in Mali. Andrew Watson
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Djenne Mosque, the largest mud structure in the world, Djenne, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Niger Inland Delta, Mopti region, Mali, West Africa, Africa
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Mali,Djenne. The Great Mosque of Djenne - constructed in 1907 on the foundations of a 13th century mosque built by King Koy Konboro,the 26th ruler of Djenne. This very beautiful mosque is the largest mud structure in the world.
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An old man uses a brightly coloured umbrella to shield himself from the Saharan sun as he walks across the main courtyard in front of the Grand Mosque
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Women with baskets of laundry on their heads beside the river, Djenne, Mali, Africa
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Urban detail of the traditional architecture in Mali - Entrance in a mud mosque
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The Great Mosque, the largest dried earth building in the world, a UNESCO World Heritage site, Djenne, Mali, Africa
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Market in front of the Djenee mosque, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Mali, West Africa
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Waterfront on the river, old town, Djenne, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Mali, Africa
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A winding country road leading to Sleepy Hollow Farm in Vermont.
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The Great Mosque, the largest mud built mosque in the World, Djenne, Mali, Africa
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Man at the Djenee mosque, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Mali, West Africa
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Mali,Djenne. The Great Mosque of Djenne from a traditional Moroccan-style latticed window. Constructed in 1907 on the foundations of a 13th century mosque built by King Koy Konboro,the 26th ruler of Djenne. This very beautiful mosque is the largest mud structure in the world.
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Mali,Djenne. A distinctive mud-built Moroccan-style house at Djenne. Building is an art form in Djenne and the master masons or bareys are revered as artists.
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Maison Maiga, Toucouleur style,UNESCO World Heritage Site, Djenne, Mali, Africa
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People crossing the Bani river, after a market day in Djenee, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Mali, West Africa
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A country road leading to the Jenny Farm in Vermont.
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People crossing the Bani river going to the market of Djenee. Mali, West Africa
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Details of the big mosque in Djenné and the traditional mud building in Mali.
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Woman carrying sack on her head, Ogol village, Sangha, Dogon area, Mali, Africa
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Mali, Djenne. The celebrated Mosque of Djenne, or Grande Mosquee, one of Africa's most striking mud brick buildings.
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Mali,Senossa. A Peul man enters the beautiful mud-built Sudan-style mosque at Senossa,a short distance from Djenne .
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A boy drives his donkey cart past the Grand Mosque in Djenne. The Sahel style mosque is the world's largest mud-brick structure.
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The Grand Mosque the largest mud building in Africa is a fine example of Islamic architecture. Built in neo-Sudanese style,it was renovated by the French in 1907. Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1988
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The Grande Mosque,the largest mud building in Africa is a fine example of Islamic architecture. Built in neo-Sudanese style,it was renovated by the French in 1907. UNESCO World Heritage Site 1988
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The Grand Mosque the largest mud building in Africa is a fine example of Islamic architecture. Built in neo-Sudanese style,it was renovated by the French in 1907. Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1988
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Mali, Djenne. The celebrated Mosque of Djenne, or Grande Mosquee, with towers topped by ostrich eggs.
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Mali, Promani village, near Djenne. Villagers pause beside a small mud brick granary in which they keep surplus food stores.
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People crossing the Bani river, after a market day in Djenee, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Mali, West Africa
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People crossing the Bani river going to the market of Djenee. Mali, West Africa
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