Nothing in Dubai is quite what it seems. It is a city, which even by north American standards, has has a very short history. As short a time ago as two decades, even many atlases did not tell you where such a place might be. It is a city, which by geographical logic should be a place in the desert, and yet, despite that looks more like the inside of a greenhouse at the beginning of the spring planting season. It has a "creek" which looks more like like a major river then like a creek, and beyond that, is not even fresh water.
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The Dubai Creek, is a harbour - . . . for smaller vessels. Larger ones, like our BRILLIANCE OF THE...
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While the passenger-carrying abras - . . . cross the "Creek", larger vessels are contantly moving...
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Social time on the abras,while - . . . waiting for customers to ferry across the "Creek. My guess...
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This photo, taken from 'our' abra, -- . . . shows another abra, also crossing the Creek, and, a little...
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Two 'Love-Birds' enjoy a double perch - . . . provided by a very considerate city council. Photo by Georgia Hess
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At one spot along the Creek there is a - . . . cluster of rafted together vessels. there decks are loaded down...
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Trading Vessels (?) Having crossed the Creek to visit the Spice and the Gold Souq, we walked past...
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However rough they looked - . . . most of them seemed to equipped with radio transmission devices, and...
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Beside one of the vessel, when we -- . . . walked by, there was this truck, loaded with merchandise which...
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