It’s been a while since I was riding a camel but it was a good day. Out there, in the red sand of the Australian Outback. You can actually see Uluru (or also called Ayers Rock) in the background.
I was never aware that there are camels in Australia other than in Zoos but then found out that Australia actually has the biggest number of purebred camels in the world (see here).
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I’d like to ride one of those to work, Sandra. America has a dearth of public-access camels.
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Hehehe!
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Need to set up camel parking first.
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You do have a backyard?…
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Can you now dispel the rumor that a camel is nothing more than a horse designed by a government committee?
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Hehehe… an ugly horse…
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Must have felt like going over a bump with every step of the walk? 😀 – Cezane
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Hahahaha… actually it’s pretty smooth…
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