The area along the Ethiopian border is abundant with ruined cities, which were described by the a British explorer in 1856, Richard F. Burton, as the "First Footsteps in East Africa".
These cities were described by the a British explorer in 1856, Richard F. Burton, as the "First Footsteps in East Africa". The area along the Ethiopian border is abundant with ruined cities.
The area along the Ethiopian border is abundant with ruined cities. These cities were described by the a British explorer in 1856, Richard F. Burton, as the "First Footsteps in East Africa".
The area along the Ethiopian border is abundant with ruined cities. These cities were described by the a British explorer in 1856, Richard F. Burton, as the "First Footsteps in East Africa".