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Camel transport in Kismayo, Somalia, East Africa
Camel transport in Kismayo, Somalia, East Africa.
1922
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Media ID 14394822
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Camel Camels Palm Somalia 1922 Kismayu
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This evocative photograph captures the scene of camel transport in the bustling coastal town of Kismayo, Somalia, East Africa, in the 1920s. The image transports us back in time, as we witness the ancient tradition of using camels as a primary means of transportation in this African community. Camels, with their distinctive humps and resilient demeanor, are expertly loaded with goods and supplies, ready to embark on their journey across the arid landscape. The animals appear calm and obedient, despite the heavy burden they carry, showcasing their remarkable strength and adaptability. The palm trees lining the street add a touch of lush greenery to the otherwise barren landscape, providing a stark contrast to the sandy terrain and the simple, yet sturdy buildings in the background. The townspeople, dressed in traditional African attire, go about their daily business, seemingly unfazed by the presence of these magnificent creatures. Kismayo, located on the Indian Ocean coast, was an essential trading hub during the 1920s, with merchants from various parts of Africa and the Middle East coming together to exchange goods. Camels played a vital role in this exchange, as they were the most efficient way to transport heavy loads over long distances. This photograph offers a glimpse into the rich history and cultural traditions of Kismayo and Somalia, providing a fascinating window into the past. The camels, palm trees, and local people all come together to create a captivating tableau that speaks to the enduring spirit of this remarkable region.
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