At the same Berber Community, there was some young boys who were happy to earn a few "tourist" dollars with their "trained" birds. So a few more photos:
Normally, I don't like to promote the capturing of wild animals for our human amusement, but these people are really feeling the effects of the drop in tourism this year. The war rages on in Libya and so these places are receiving about ~5% of the tourist numbers that they would normally experience. So we gladly parted with some $$$ to work with these young lad's enterprise.
The Tip of the Sahara. Lots of Camels and lots of Sand!
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| It's like walking in a deep snow bank! |
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| Wild Camels, just "loose" along the road |
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| Another "random" camel, one of many in this area |
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| This Sign Says to "Watch For Camel's Crossing"! |
Normally, I don't like to promote the capturing of wild animals for our human amusement, but these people are really feeling the effects of the drop in tourism this year. The war rages on in Libya and so these places are receiving about ~5% of the tourist numbers that they would normally experience. So we gladly parted with some $$$ to work with these young lad's enterprise.
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