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My favourite day! Love the picture. Looks like Mongolia.
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I don’t know what Mongolia looks like, but this looks cool and a place I’d like to visit.
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I only say that because they are Bactrian camels, which are mostly found in Mongolia and the clothing worn by the camel tender looks more Mongolian. I also would love to visit there. Did I mention love camels?
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Yay, atmospheric Caleb Day!!! HHD, Dave!
It is that Marina! HHD!
Camels lining up for a fire drill? Um…a sandstorm drill? Never mind, I’m clearly dating myself here. Happy Hump Day!
Right. Now it’s: Hear the gun shot, stop, drop and roll.
Isn’t that the awful truth …
The light is very well set in this picture. We really like it. Happy Hamp Day The Fab Four of Cley 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂
Agree. Beautiful shot.
One of my favourite this one dear David, great photograph. Thank you, Love, nia
It’s a beauty. Thanks Nia.
Who knew marching into a Wednesday could be so breathtaking?
Right!?!?!
camels in the perfect light
They are!
Reblogged this on It Is What It Is and commented: Walking the line … glad to see you, Caleb!!
Walking the line. Yes!
Wow!
Right?!?!
Stunning picture. So much mystery.
it is Darlene….
That’s what I call a tight rank. -Alan
Smiling. So true.
That light is amazing!
Isn’t it though!
Except for the feral camels that always followed him home, Mahmoud enjoyed his morning strolls over the desert dunes.
Laughing. Yes he did!
LOL!
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Live & Learn
My favourite day! Love the picture. Looks like Mongolia.
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I don’t know what Mongolia looks like, but this looks cool and a place I’d like to visit.
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I only say that because they are Bactrian camels, which are mostly found in Mongolia and the clothing worn by the camel tender looks more Mongolian. I also would love to visit there. Did I mention love camels?
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Yay, atmospheric Caleb Day!!! HHD, Dave!
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It is that Marina! HHD!
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Camels lining up for a fire drill? Um…a sandstorm drill? Never mind, I’m clearly dating myself here. Happy Hump Day!
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Right. Now it’s: Hear the gun shot, stop, drop and roll.
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Isn’t that the awful truth …
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The light is very well set in this picture. We really like it.
Happy Hamp Day
The Fab Four of Cley
🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂
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Agree. Beautiful shot.
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One of my favourite this one dear David, great photograph. Thank you, Love, nia
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It’s a beauty. Thanks Nia.
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Who knew marching into a Wednesday could be so breathtaking?
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Right!?!?!
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camels in the perfect light
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They are!
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Reblogged this on It Is What It Is and commented:
Walking the line … glad to see you, Caleb!!
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Walking the line. Yes!
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Wow!
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Right?!?!
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Stunning picture. So much mystery.
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it is Darlene….
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That’s what I call a tight rank.
-Alan
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Smiling. So true.
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That light is amazing!
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Isn’t it though!
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Except for the feral camels that always followed him home, Mahmoud enjoyed his morning strolls over the desert dunes.
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Laughing. Yes he did!
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LOL!
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