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Jazirat al-Hamra: Ghost Town or a Crumbling Piece of History?
One look at the seclusion and crumbling walls across the main road tells us that we have arrived at the right place. It’s a couple of hours before dusk; we have some time to explore the area before it eventually … Continue reading
Posted in Culture & Tradition, People, Photography, Ras al Khaimah, Travel
Tagged architecture, buildings, ghost town, hadhr, history, Jazirat al-Hamra, Life, Nikon D40, old village, pearling, people, photography, photos, Places, Ras al Khaimah, Red Island, travel, UAE, wind towers, Za'ab tribe
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