Close to Degum, the rock hewn church of Debretsion stands on top of a massif, which forms part of the spectacular Gheralta Mountains of Northern Ethiopia.A Tigray homestead stands on the arid Hawzien Plain hundreds of feet below. Flat roofed stone houses, which are common throughout Tigray Province, may have been introduced into Ethiopia from Arabia as early as 700 BC.
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- colina al pie de una montaña
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- edificio
- escabroso
- espacio vasto
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- fotógrafias
- hogar
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- imagen a color
- montaña
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- naturaleza
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- pintoresco
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