Punting for Home!
Not every mashuf is yet motorized. This one, in the West Hammar marshes, still relies on two strong backs and two long poles. We dedicate these to Amy Collette, who gave us another push over the weekend!
Not every mashuf is yet motorized. This one, in the West Hammar marshes, still relies on two strong backs and two long poles. We dedicate these to Amy Collette, who gave us another push over the weekend!
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