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Trinidad & Tobago: Moko jumbie book

Written byGeorgia Popplewell
Posted 10 March 2006 14:00 GMT

Photographer Stefan Falke posts photos of of the members of the Keylemanjahro School of Arts & Culture in Cocorite, Trinidad, holding copies of MOKO JUMBIES: The Dancing Spirits of Trinidad, the book in which Falke chronicles the school's activities in images. Moko jumbie is the term used in Trinidad for stilt dancer.

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