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Petra Jordan Nov Unidentified Camel Ride Nov 2009 Petra Jordan — Stock Photo, Image
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PETRA, JORDAN - NOV 25: Unidentified camel ride on Nov 25, 2009 Petra, Jordan. Ride cost 20JD. Petra was the impressive capital of the Nabataean kingdom from around the 6th century BC — Stock Editorial Photography

PETRA, JORDAN - NOV 25: Unidentified camel ride on Nov 25, 2009 Petra, Jordan. Ride cost 20JD. Petra was the impressive capital of the Nabataean kingdom from around the 6th century BC

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