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Trekking The Gobi Deserts Ice Gorges
By Chris Devonshire-Ellis
Deserts are usually thought
of as being hot, dry
places, and not usually
synonymous with ice and
snow. While the Gobi
does get fiercely hot during the summer,
at winter it is a cold, harsh environment,
although amazingly, people do still manage
to eke out a living with herds of cashmere
goats. Camels, rather than horses, are the
beast of burden here, but to live in the Gobi
is to realize one of its secrets – much of the
desert is linked with underground water
channels, and water pools and springs can
appear if you know where to look.
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