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A wild and heavily-forested area at the north of the province along the upper [[Khujai River]]. Despite its beauty and natural abundance, Musune is remote to access and thus sparsely inhabited, the sort of place of which dark tales are told around the fire to children. Overlooking the forest is the long-abandoned fort, [[Gil Hargush]].

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-A wild and heavily-forested area at the north of the province along the upper [[Khujai River]].  Despite its beauty and natural abundance, Musune is remote to access and thus sparsely inhabited, the sort of place of which dark tales are told around the fire to children.   Overlooking the forest is the long-abandoned fort, [[Gil Hargush]].
+A wild and heavily-forested area at the north of [[Naftusa Province]] along the upper [[Khujai River]].  Despite its beauty and natural abundance, Musune is difficult to access and thus sparsely inhabited, the sort of place of which dark tales are told around the fire to children.   Overlooking the forest is the long-abandoned fort, [[Gil Hargush]].
 [[File:Musune.jpeg|600px|thumb|left|Musune: aerial view]]
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	A wild and heavily-forested area at the north of the province along the upper [[Khujai River]]. Despite its beauty and natural abundance, Musune is remote to access and thus sparsely inhabited, the sort of place of which dark tales are told around the fire to children. Overlooking the forest is the long-abandoned fort, [[Gil Hargush]].		A wild and heavily-forested area at the north of the province along the upper [[Khujai River]]. Despite its beauty and natural abundance, Musune is remote to access and thus sparsely inhabited, the sort of place of which dark tales are told around the fire to children. Overlooking the forest is the long-abandoned fort, [[Gil Hargush]].
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		+	[[File:Musune.jpeg\|600px\|thumb\|left\|Musune: aerial view]]

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