The cemetery between the twin villages of Fadiouth and Joal, Senegal, is covered in sea shells
Fadiouth
A small sea shell island between Joal and Fadiouth hosts the villages' cemetery
To be buried on the island, the individual must be a resident or descendant of a resident of Joal or Fadiouth
To be buried on the island, the individual must be a resident or descendant of a resident of Joal or Fadiouth
The villages pride themselves on being religiously tolerant as it is the only cementery in Senegal
where both Muslims and Christians are buried
where both Muslims and Christians are buried
a little game of football in Fadiouth
A shrine to Mary in Fadiouth, a Christian village
the cemetery with a view over the bridge of Joal, a Muslim village
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