A salt lake near to Darkan. The picture was taken by Linda. Such a beautiful photograph.
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what's the name of the lake? at first glance, the camels looked like dinosaurs, so I had to click on the photo to get a better look :-)
ReplyDeleteTsagaan Nuur. Having asked the question this is the answer I recieved. Sorry to sound so vague!!!
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