Oct
14
Posted by pbOOg.cOm at 05:30 PM in 2010
Continuation of the gallery “Historic route of the North“.

© pbOOg.cOm / Going away
A man goes away the Bati market…
This is the last picture of the gallery. I hope you liked the visit of this great African country..
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Tags: Africa, Amhara, Animal, Bati, Ethiopia, Market, Street scenes
Oct
11
Posted by pbOOg.cOm at 05:30 PM in 2010
Continuation of the gallery “Historic route of the North“.

© pbOOg.cOm / New shoes
A man tries sandals made with old tires in Bati market…
As everybody knows, everything is recycled in Africa
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Tags: Africa, Amhara, Bati, Ethiopia, Market, Street scenes
Oct
07
Posted by pbOOg.cOm at 05:30 PM in 2010
Continuation of the gallery “Historic route of the North“.

© pbOOg.cOm / Business man
Business man in Bati market which deals with tires…
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Tags: Africa, Amhara, Bati, Ethiopia, Market, Street scenes
Oct
04
Posted by pbOOg.cOm at 05:30 PM in 2010
Continuation of the gallery “Historic route of the North“.

© pbOOg.cOm / Shadows in the market
Bati market is actually composed of three markets : cereals (teff, barley, wheat, oats…), livestock (sheep, goats, zebus, camels, donkeys…) and the general public market.
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Tags: Africa, Amhara, Animal, Bati, Ethiopia, Market, Street scenes
Sep
30
Posted by pbOOg.cOm at 05:30 PM in 2010
Continuation of the gallery “Historic route of the North“.

© pbOOg.cOm / Shadows in the market
The little town of Bati is known for its large and colorful Monday market, which attracts many different people – Afar, Oromo and Amharas – from all around. People walk sometimes more than five hours to get there.
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Tags: Africa, Amhara, Bati, Ethiopia, Market, Silhouettes, Street scenes
Sep
27
Posted by pbOOg.cOm at 05:30 PM in 2010
Continuation of the gallery “Historic route of the North“.

© pbOOg.cOm / Bet Giyorgis – The jewel of Lalibela

© pbOOg.cOm / Greek cross
Representing the apogee of the rock-hewn tradition, Bet Giyorgis is the most visually perfect church of Lalibela, a 12m-high three-tiered plinth in the shape of a Greek cross.
To appreciate the serenity of this unique site, please watch these 4 links (360 degree panoramas) :
- Up the tree
- Sunset
- Down
- Inside
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Tags: Africa, Amhara, Architecture, Church, Ethiopia, Lalibela, UNESCO, World Heritage