Salt traders check a camel load at Berahile, a half way stop between the blistering heat of the Danakil Depression and the bracing air of the Ethiopian Highlands.Salt is hewn from deposits that are 1,600 feet thick.

Salt traders check a camel load at Berahile, a half way stop between the blistering heat of the Danakil Depression and the bracing air of the Ethiopian Highlands.Salt is hewn from deposits that are 1,600 feet thick.
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