By William Carter

Photographer, Author, Jazz Musician

Yemen: Then as Now? Part 4

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Transition to a still uncertain future
Photos and Text © William Carteryemen4-1Many Yemenis are short, and their donkeys more soyemen4-2Protecting himself from the sun with a vestige of British colonial timesyemen4-3The hot, humid valleys north of Sanaa are rich in agriculture — and malaria 

yemen4-4Yemen’s indigenous architecture long contributed to its reputation as a quasi-mythical land

 

yemen4-5In 1963 the Brits still hung on

 

yemen4-6Late in the day a colonial officer reviews a dwindling number of troops

 

yemen4-7Street life in Aden survived longer than the politicians on the walls

 

yemen4-8Building for an uncertain future — then as now

 

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Written by bywilliamcarter

May 11, 2018 at 12:00 pm

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  1. Your superb photos provide much insight. Many thanks. Jane

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    Jane Miller Chai

    June 5, 2015 at 5:33 pm

  2. Life was difficult there

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    mahrof jajna

    June 5, 2015 at 1:47 pm


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