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Remembering David Pluth
Greetings!
 It is with deep regret that we announce the passing of a great talent and dear friend. David Pluth worked around the world as a mountaineer, filmmaker and photographer. Most of you have seen David's photography on our Another Land and Amias Project websites and in our company e-newsletters. His signature photography style included a storybook aesthetic, vivid color and amazing blue skies.
Over the past 5 years, we worked closely with David in over 13 countries, sharing life, adventures, perspectives and goals. He was one of the last of the 'elegant explorers' and was equally apt with a compass as with a wine opener. David was a National Geographic Image Collection photographer and his work can be found on the National Geographic images website, www.ngsimages.com, as well as at www.fotografx.biz.
David is sorely missed every day by each of us at Another Land.
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get involved in domestic issues, I decided to listen to the husbands. Yet, I explained that this was something that each husband needed to discuss with his wife, and that I will respect his wife's decision. The women continued on with the Amias Project, making fashion accessories and earning an income for their family. After a few months had passed, the husbands returned. This time they came to say 'thank you.' Each husband asked that we teach his wife to do more, and in true polygamous Barabaig fashion, the husbands brought their other wives for Amias Project training.
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