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On the road in Ethiopia
The road leading east from Ethiopia's capital of Addis Ababa winds through a fairly dry landscape of the Oromia and Afar Region, with scattered farms and small towns and villages like Adama (or Nazareth), Awash and Asbe Teferi towards the mainly Muslim town of Harar. Life is quite tough out here and you see young boys herding camels and women and children working in the fields. But as everywhere, people are friendly; they belong to various tribal groups. often distinguished by their dress.
Bahir Dar is an attractive town on the southern shores of Lake Tana, about 550 km from Addis Ababa or a long drive of two days through Oromia and Amhara regions; the road enters East Gojjam via a bridge over the Blue Nile Gorge and, via the town of Debre Markos and the village of Bure, leads towards Bahir Dar.
Flying between Bahir Dar, Lalibela and Aksum reveals the spectacular and forbidding mountain landscapes ofthe Awash and Tigray regions; but everywhere are small isolated homesteads where people live as they have done for centuries.
 Transport in Adama (Nazret)
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 Along the road
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 Family village
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 Herding cattle
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 Bolting camels
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 Awash river
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 Mosque, Awash
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 Ethiopia
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 Women of Asbe Teferi
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 Two brothers
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 Friendly man
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 In Asbe Teferi
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 Farm near Kulubi
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 Galetti river valley
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 On a farm, Kulubi
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 Farm woman
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 Children on a farm
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 Road to Bahir Dar
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 Mountain road
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 View from the bus
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 Blue Nile bridge
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 Abbai, Blue Nile
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 Dejen bus stop
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 Village of Dejen
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 Village boys
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 In Debre Markos
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 Bure bus stop
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 Mountain village
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 Tekeze Gorge
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 West of Lalibela
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 Over northern Amhara
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 Northern Amhara
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 Southern Tigray
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 Mountains of Tigray
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 Northern Tigray
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