I work at a photo lab and I like to guess the location of far-off locales in the photographs as I quality check them for lines, dust, exposure, etc. This one has me stumped. The only word I pulled was "Entraia" in English, and in one of the pictures the woman is riding a camel in the desert. It seems to be tropical - I saw palm trees in other pictures too. Where could this place be?
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- Hello, I love you, won't you tell me your name? (
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Hello, I love you, won't you tell me your name?
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I work at a photo lab and I like to guess the location of far-off locales in the photographs as I quality check them for lines, dust, exposure, etc. This one has me stumped. The only word I pulled was "Entraia" in English, and in one of the pictures the woman is riding a camel in the desert. It seems to be tropical - I saw palm trees in other pictures too. Where could this place be?
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