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Memories from Lanzarote: Camel Safari


Up in the heights of the Timafaya National Park it can get a bit wild. Since Lanzarote gets on average only 18 days of rain compared with our 184 in NW England it’s also very barren and dry. One of the few animals that can survive is the dromedary and for some time, people have been making use of that. Here we see one of the very regular tourist ‘camel safari’ tours that captivate the visitors. You can sit in relative comfort, two at a time for about 30 minutes, up and down (sic) on these trails gazing at the black ashen slopes. ~ Not for me, much too slow and not the best way to photograph the scenery I thought, but I managed to get some shots of other folk enjoying themselves. You too, enjoy the spectacle and marvelous alien scenery here.
As usual best view full screen on black.
As usual best view full screen on black.
Holger Hagen, Tractacus, Peter_Private_Box, Ecobird and 22 other people have particularly liked this photo
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Herb Riddle club has replied to Daniela Brocca clubKeep safe. Herb
An interesting shot though Herb..............and you're right in calling it an "alien" landscape.
Herb Riddle club has replied to Keith Burton clubTake care. Herb
(I heard a [negative] appellation recently: "touron" -- I haven't parsed all the nuances yet, but I think its a self-centered tourist loudly ignorant of local customs/populace/place.)
Herb Riddle club has replied to L. L. Wall clubGlad you found this photo interesting enough to comment on and it brought a smile to your face thinking about a stampede!!! - I like your word 'touron' here and perhaps it is most apt -after-all this is a most unnatural pastime in these relatively new Islands.
Keep happy and safe my friend. Herb
Herb Riddle club has replied to Ecobird clubKeep safe. Herb
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