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A day in the realm of bedouins

My Scholarship entry - A day in the realm of bedouins

Boy right after he managed to catch lamb in order to put coloured dye on it.

SYRIA | Wednesday, 29 October 2014 | Views [330] | View Larger Image

Boy right after he managed to catch lamb in order to put coloured dye on it.

Tags: syria, agriculture, shepherd, boy, sheep, dying

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Coming from four seasons area one might wonder what these animals can feed on on the field
that has been harvested like this one and reminds scorched Earth. Well, some creaturee
are more creative than the others in finding ways how to fill up their stomach. And that´s the
fascinating and inpiring thing about places like this - the ability of adaptation
in order to survive in harsh, but beautiful environment - making use of everything.

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While I was observing children marking lambs, their grandfather has approached me and invited me into his house for a cup of tasty arabic coffee. He put proudly on a display all his coffee pots and insisted that I had to take the picture of him and his wife when he is pouring the coffee into a cup. Later on I was offered to overnight there. That was a great end of my visit of syrian bedouins enclave. Hope they are safe and will survive the ongoing civil war without any harm.

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