#Calabar

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Anyama

via. Stanny Ogar

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Calabar by Ignacio Noe

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Maria Bethânia, "Cala a boca, Bárbara"

Ele sabe dos caminhos dessa minha terra No meu corpo se escondeu, Minhas matas percorreu. Os meus rios, os meus braços... Ele é o meu guerreiro nos colchões de terra Nas bandeiras, bons lençóis Nas trincheiras, quantos ais

Ai!

Cala a boca — olha o fogo! Cala a boca — olha a relva! Cala a boca, Bárbara, Cala a boca, Bárbara, Cala a boca, Bárbara, Cala a boca, Bárbara, Cala a boca.

É inacreditável essa ser a melhor versão dessa música disponível em qualquer lugar desse mundo, absolutamente superior a qualquer outro intérprete -- e não ter nem um minuto...! Todas as gravações de Bethânia cantando essa musica são assim, estão dentro de um pout-pourri, é só o primeiro verso e estrofe e acabou-se. Bethânia pelo amor de deeeeeusss

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Calabar carnival crowd ramming

Calabar carnival crowd ramming

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Who wants a federal light Selfcontain home sweet home at nta

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Out amongst the heights of

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SOUTH NIGERIA - Old Calabar

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Feira de Saúde e Cultura mobiliza comunidade do Calabar

A jornalista, assistente social e colaboradora deste blog Claudia Correia conta pra gente como esse evento no bairro Calabar, em Salvador. A Associação Cultural de Mulheres do Calabar (ASCMUC) e a Liga Acadêmica de Cirurgia em Emergência e Trauma-LACET promoveram sábado (2) a 2ª Feira Calabar em Movimento: UFBa presente!, na Quadra Poliesportiva do Calabar, em Salvador. O evento reuniu…

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CLICK & LISTEN

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Calabar by Keith Garvey

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#calabar (at Calabar) https://www.instagram.com/p/CrYsDBrNT_u0AmAHLolX9B1_72dwlqajciSe-00/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Go back and read the statement again! #shadeCover #shadenet #carport #uyo #lagos #portharcourt #owerri #anambra #calabar #Abuja https://www.instagram.com/p/CrJEzNWIgwv/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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I think I have only just realised (as of two days ago) one of the reasons I shoot the way I shoot. Without the human factor, I am very interested in the elements that make up a building. To try to piece them apart, and bring them back holistically to context, whether it's entranceways, openings, roofs, roof water drains, signage, etc. It tends to feel like these elements call out to me. In this instance, it was the strange trapezoid opening on the façade of this uncompleted church building combined with the way the partly visible stairs gives the false impression that it is a half-turn or dog-leg staircase leading into the roof's ceiling. Of course it wasn't leading into the ceiling! 😅 I made sure to confirm. Unfortunately I couldn't allay their fears enough to allow me take pictures inside. The interior was less impressive — unpainted and unrendered with plaster, just brute concrete and floors covered with fine cement dust — but it featured the typical galleries suspended on columns to either flanks of a church's nave. Ikot Efa Area, Calabar Field, along Murtala Mohammed Highway, Calabar, Cross River State. 2020. #everydaybuildings #architecturalphotography #nigerianarchitecture #architectureinafrica #calabararchitecture #everydayafrica #architecture #arquitectura #architettura #architektur #facade #calabar #yení #art (at Calabar Municipal) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cq5BAOqMFhz/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Selfcontain studio room with 2 toilets visit here and mini dinning space very cute affordable home increte interlock compound big spacious roomself inside street not close to the road o located at Nta road before ozuoba in port Harcourt city rivers state Nigeria.

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Fast Fauna Facts #20 - Calabar Ground Boa (Calabaria reinhardtii)

Family: Boa Family (Boidae)

IUCN Conservation Status: Least Concern

In what seems to be a defensive adaptation, the tail of the Calabar Ground Boa is almost identical in size, shape and colour to its head - when cornered it will hide its true head beneath the folds of its body and raise or wiggle its tail tip in an effort to encourage predators to target this relatively unimportant part of its body as opposed to the more vulnerable face. Native to western Africa members of this species mostly inhabit dense forests and spend most of their lives underground or buried in leaf litter, with their rounded heads and small, smooth scales making them well-suited to moving through burrows. While they are capable of forcing their way through loose soil Calabar Ground Boas can't actually dig, and as such they typically rest in the abandoned burrows of other animals: as they specialise in hunting small burrowing mammals (subduing prey either through constriction or by pressing them against the walls of tunnels) it is not unheard of for them to invade a burrow, swallow the inhabitants and take up residence in the newly abandoned hole.

*Note - the individual pictured above is hiding its head against the ground, showing the "fake head" on it's tail in action.

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