Description of a Harsh Landscape in Northeastern Ethiopia

Sputtering sulfur springs, active volcanoes, and endless salt flats characterize the landscape in northeastern Ethiopia, where indigenous people survive in a desert that defies all life.

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politikenDanish44d ago

Dette sted må i en fjern fortid have været helvede på jord

Spruttende svovlkilder, aktive vulkaner og endeløse saltsletter tegner landskabet i det nordøstlige Etiopien, hvor det oprindelige folk overlever i en ørken, der modarbejder alt levende.

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Description of a Harsh Landscape in Northeastern Ethiopia

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Dette sted må i en fjern fortid have været helvede på jord

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