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Breeding camels: a lesson on traditions, economics and love

Dec 23, 2009 Comments Off Ingrid Bouilliart

[caption id="attachment_769" align="alignright" width="353" caption="A bedouin herding his camels."][/caption] Sabbah is breeding camels, in addition to his activity as a tourist guide. He first tried to keep camels in the village, close to his house, but that didn’t allow him to set up a real herd. So he had to keep them in a fence, on the ...

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Breeding camels: a lesson on traditions, economics and love

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