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Terfezia leonis* (Lions' terfez) is an hypogeous mushroom that grows in sub-desert areas. This photo was taken in Ghardaia, were there were heaps of terfez at the market. It belongs to the truffle family but it's taste is closer to potatoes or turnips than to Périgord's black truffle from France or Alba's white truffle from Italy. Leave a Comment
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 Izgher village by dabuwanLeave a Comment
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 A church in the desert by dabuwan
The church itself anyway is well kept (also inside), but its location is really amazing. Leave a Comment
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 Cows feeding on a dump by JLBGLeave a Comment
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 by JLBG
Each part of the Immidir is very different from one another.
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 Arak gorges by tini58de
We only stopped there to spend the night in one of the gorges, which was quite nice and definitely off the beaten path! Leave a Comment
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 Guelta by tini58de
The nomadic Touareg of Tamanrasset use the gueltates to store water for domestic needs and as a watering site for their herds, and the area is a popular place visited by some 20,000 local and foreign tourists per year!! Leave a Comment
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 by sachara
We passed this small swimming pool with clear spring water a few KM outside of town.
It was a nice shady place with a lot of palm trees. Leave a Comment
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 water pump by sachara
These are traditional water pumps. We found one at the road side near Kerzaz.
There was somebody around of the village, he was very willing to explain us who the system worked. Leave a Comment
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