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At Basata we took a trek into the wilderness. We stumbled upon a camel corpse, all picked clean but bones and hair. For some reason I have a disturbing memory of some ridiculous cartoon from my childhood where a skeleton plays a xyolophone-tune on the bones of his own ribcage. This reminded me of that.
I tried to offer the camel some water but I guess it was too late.
the last pic is just nightime on my balcony.
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