A great article by Kevin Rushby in the Guardian Newspaper (26Jan 2019)
A farmer in Janamora Woreda – Photo by Kevin Rushby
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photo of Ras Dashen while on a Tesfa Trek in Simiens, curtesy of Kevin Rushby
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