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    I met this shepherd on the northern border of the Sahara. A Tunisian friend with whom I was traveling suggested we offer him some of our food. Shepherds, he said, can spend months wandering the desert with their flocks—far from civilization and with nothing but camel’s milk to sustain them. The shepherd gladly accepted oranges and cigarettes from our stash. He chuckled as he quipped, “What’s worse than a cup of camel’s milk?” and then quickly answered his own question: “The second cup!”
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    Date Taken: Apr 6, 2009
    Date Uploaded: Jul 30, 2014
    Location: Douz, Qibili, Tunisia
    Camera: Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XT
    Focal Length: 135 mm
    Shutter Speed: 1/1000 sec
    Aperture: f/5
    ISO: 100
    Copyright: © Angela Smirkman
    Categories: Food, Landscapes, People
    Assignments: The Story of Hunger and Hope, Show Me Your Wilderness