Ethiopia, Hamed Ela, Afar Region. Tigrayan men lead camel and donkey caravans along a seasonal watercourse to collect salt blocks from pans situated below sea level in the Danakil Depression.
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Ethiopia, Assale, Afar Region. In the early morning, Tigrayan camel herders lead their camels and donkeys across the Assale salt flats to load salt blocks which have been mined there for centuries.
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Ethiopia, Assale, Afar Region. In the early morning, Tigrayan camel herders lead camel and donkey caravans to the Assale salt flats to load salt blocks which have been mined there for centuries.
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Ethiopia, Asa Bolo, Afar Region. Tigrayan men lead donkeys and a camel caravan down a rocky track from the Ethiopian Highlands to collect salt blocks from pans situated below sea level in the Danakil Depression.
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Ethiopia, Asa Bolo, Afar Region. A camel caravan at sunset. They will be heading for the salt mines at Assale to load their camels with salt blocks the following day.
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