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Description

  • Foto Number: AIR-299

The Adrar Chiriet, a huge volcanic massif in the middle of the desert, is home to a small population of Barbary sheeps, the wild sheep of North Africa that resembles the ibex, and blocks the path of caravans that have to bypass the mountain range in the middle of the Ténéré. - Aïr - Niger - 2000

  • Keywords:
    Africa Niger Sahara Aïr Adrar Chiriet Erg Izane AIR-Erg Izane Targui dromedary sand dune caravan Shadow

Description

  • Foto Number: AIR-299

The Adrar Chiriet, a huge volcanic massif in the middle of the desert, is home to a small population of Barbary sheeps, the wild sheep of North Africa that resembles the ibex, and blocks the path of caravans that have to bypass the mountain range in the middle of the Ténéré. - Aïr - Niger - 2000

  • Keywords:
    Africa Niger Sahara Aïr Adrar Chiriet Erg Izane AIR-Erg Izane Targui dromedary sand dune caravan Shadow

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