Finally a snap from the 'big' camera. Everything else you've seen so far on the blog since we're in Iran have been camera phone snaps. More to come...
This lad was sitting at the side of the road with a bunch of mates and asked me to take his picture, so here it is. Thanks to the anonymous Yazdi man. Ya Ali.
Connecting the dots on the old silk road...
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