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Abandoned village of Dhee Ayn in Al Bahah, Saudi Arabia (photo: Eric Lafforgue)

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Far from the glittering skyscrapers of Riyadh and Mecca mania, there is another side to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia just waiting to be discovered. By Eric Lafforgue

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