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Tag Archives: Qasr al Sarab
Everyday Stuff from Ancient Arabia
Four years in the United Arab Emirates and I haven’t been in a museum. I always assume that museums prohibit photography, and when a certain place puts that restriction I lose interest. But that’s my assumption; maybe photography is allowed … Continue reading
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Tagged Abu Dhabi, Arabia, artifacts, Desert, desert resort, history, museum, Nikon D40, photos, Places, Qasr al Sarab, UAE
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