Al-Jaghboub, Libya



John Fittin
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Al-Jaghboub is a town supported by reservoirs of fresh underground water and a healthy supply of dates, the town is famous for its hard-won self-sufficiency. There are also some decaying, largely untouched, two storey traditional houses built of rock and palm trunks. More info on: www.brightfocus.com.ly
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