Photo by Jim Spiri, September 6, 2007, west of Mosul, Iraq, along the Tigris River
In this photo, a young boy was herding sheep near the river as a patrol rounded up some suspected insurgents.
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I guess even in war - life must go on and people must continue to try to earn a living. How sad a little boy cannot lead his sheep without reminders of war. It would be nice if one day life would return to normal for them. I wonder what the sheep think of all this?!?
Nice picture.
Posted by Peggy Gray | September 6, 2007 3:06 PM
Posted on September 6, 2007 15:06