Wednesday, May 11, 2005

Abu Shouk IDP Camp

It stood in the middle of a desert. Stretching as far as my eyes could see was a jumble of colorful makeshift tents, shelters and shacks. Already the colors of these shelters was faded by the sun and covered in a cloak of desert sand, making muted their once vibrant shades and designs. There is nothing “brilliant” to this assemblage now, although the sight is overpowering. All available space seems to be filled. There are donkeys, and goats, chickens and children of all ages. It is a rural city springing up from these dry desert sands.

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Blogger William Cohen said...

Sarah, these photos are amazing. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

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