Sahel
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N 21° 41.16' E 036° 53.34'
Experiencing our first, of many others to follow, full-blown haboob (Arabic: هَبوب "strong wind", an intense duststorm) in the Red Sea: 40°C air temperature, 40 knots wind speed, 40 minutes duration, 40 % humidity and 40 m visibility; leaving SY “Kamu II” covered with an all-encompassing thick layer of brown sand - outside and inside.
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2007 Map Konni & Matt
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Republic of the Sudan
Marsa Hamsiat
SY "Kamu II" at anchor, at 12 m depth, on clay and sand.Click below for an interactive satellite view of our anchorage:
N 21° 41.16' E 036° 53.34'
Experiencing our first, of many others to follow, full-blown haboob (Arabic: هَبوب "strong wind", an intense duststorm) in the Red Sea: 40°C air temperature, 40 knots wind speed, 40 minutes duration, 40 % humidity and 40 m visibility; leaving SY “Kamu II” covered with an all-encompassing thick layer of brown sand - outside and inside.
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2007 Map Konni & Matt
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Photos 2007-05 Central Red Sea
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