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Ismail Samoni Mausoleum
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Cay in a Converted Caravansary
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The Ship Graveyard
This was the only wooden boat that we saw. The timber was deteriorating fast. Not much was left of the deck, other than rows of rusting bolts with no planks left underneath. But a sizeable boat it still was.
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