Last view of the Old MoonOne of next day's performers greeted us
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Whoever was ready made a small walk to a nearby field. |
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At this site, tourists frequently re-arrange rocks. |
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Waw an-Namus: Crater of FliesHow do you remember that name? WOW! |
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Panorama 1 |
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Panorama 2 |
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Inside |
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Panorama 3 |
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A big "fly"...
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That chinook brought tourists from Eclipse City right into the crater. |
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Interesting salt formations. |
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Black Soil Tour: Mirages
The desert around Waw an-Namus is black from volcanic rock. Here, the mirages are very apparent. |
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Black Paint Ends Here. Arrival!Within a few metres, the black cover ends, apruptly.
One hour later, we reach our final place, guided by GPS and computer software on Robert's PC and my time-tested
HP49G programs (Urania),
right in the middle of ... nowhere. |
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Last Sunset Before E-DayDid I really catch a Green Flash here, without noticing? |