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    Cibrilla is a 13-year-old Tuareg nomad from Niger, Africa who is traveling with other nomads to the town of Bilma to sell onions and other vegetables. The nomads walk for 16 hours a day with their camels across the desert, bringing food, blankets, and pots to cook with over an open fire. While nomadic life is difficult, Cibrilla enjoys traveling and selling goods with the other nomads.

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    Cibrilla is a 13-year-old Tuareg nomad from Niger, Africa who is traveling with other nomads to the town of Bilma to sell onions and other vegetables. The nomads walk for 16 hours a day with their camels across the desert, bringing food, blankets, and pots to cook with over an open fire. While nomadic life is difficult, Cibrilla enjoys traveling and selling goods with the other nomads.

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    Cibrilla is a 13-year-old Tuareg nomad from Niger, Africa who is traveling with other nomads to the town of Bilma to sell onions and other vegetables. The nomads walk for 16 hours a day with their camels across the desert, bringing food, blankets, and pots to cook with over an open fire. While nomadic life is difficult, Cibrilla enjoys traveling and selling goods with the other nomads.

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    Cibrilla is a 13-year-old Tuareg nomad from Niger, Africa who is traveling with other nomads to the town of Bilma to sell onions and other vegetables. The nomads walk for 16 hours a day with their camels across the desert, bringing food, blankets, and pots to cook with over an open fire. While nomadic life is difficult, Cibrilla enjoys traveling and selling goods with the other nomads.

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    Imagine that you’re going on a long journey.

    You
    can only bring ten things. What will you bring? Cibrilla is thirteen years old. He is a Tuareg Nomad from Niger in Africa. Tuareg
    Nomads travel with their camels. They walk hundreds of kilometres across the desert.
    Today, Cibrilla has arrived at the town of Bilma. He has come here to sell onions and
    other vegetables. Then he will buy different food from Bilma and take this food back
    home. His parents have stayed at home. This is Cibrilla’s first journey with the nomads
    and without his parents. He and the other nomads walked with their camels for sixteen
    hours every day across the desert to get to Bilma. They brought food, blankets and a
    few pots with them and then they slept every night in the desert. They needed the
    blankets because it is very cold in the desert at night. Of course, they didn’t have
    electricity, so they cooked dry food in a pot over a fire with milk from their camels.
    There aren’t any fridges or cookers in the desert. In the past, many nomads made this
    journey across the desert. Now many Tuareg people have moved to the cities. The
    nomad life is not easy, but Cibrilla loves it.

    It is nine o’clock in the evening. The Tuareg


    nomads arrived / have arrived at their camp for
    the night. Their day started / has started at four
    o’clock in the morning. They 3 got up / have got
    up and 4 made / have made a small fire. Then
    they began / have begun that day’s journey
    through the desert. Nomads travelled / have
    travelled through the desert for thousands of
    years.
    It’s 25th August, 2017 and the Zapp family has just / yet
    arrived in Scotland. They haven’t been to Ireland
    already / yet, but they’ve yet / already visited England.
    Have they been to Wales yet / just? No, they haven’t.
    The next country on their schedule is Ireland. They
    haven’t finished their travels already / yet, but they
    want to go back to Argentina in December.
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