It's a
CAMEL CROSSING!
Abdullah Alnassar used a drone for this photo
A Camel Train ~ They follow their leader along desert sands, in a train-like fashion not being tied or trained. Herds of wild camels easily stroll along sand dunes. Arabian camels have one hump and live in many places throughout the Gulf.
These camels are Free Roamers - Not a part of a caravan.
Think: Traveling along shifting sands, temperatures blazing, for days at speeds of 25 miles (per day).
Desert nomads still use camels carry heavy weights, pull loads and travel across deserts.
Desert nomads still use camels carry heavy weights, pull loads and travel across deserts.
For over 3500 years, each camel can carry vast amounts of baggage. Usually 25 miles each day.
GUIDE US TV (and Yusuf Estes) traveled to Makkah - BUT NOT CAMEL STYLE.
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