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With the busy few weeks I've just had, I have sorely neglected my little corner of the world wide web. I intend to bring everything back up to speed, but it may take a bit. To do this efficiently, I am going to give you a picture tour of what has been going on with me over the past month.
First up is tour through the Yemeni countryside. Normally, we fly and out of camp from the coastal city of Mukalla. As the flight was full, I was lucky enough to be able to drive this route. The ride takes about 2.5 hours through very dramatic scenery. Have a look below. I hope this tides you over for the next set of pictures coming in a couple of days.
First up is tour through the Yemeni countryside. Normally, we fly and out of camp from the coastal city of Mukalla. As the flight was full, I was lucky enough to be able to drive this route. The ride takes about 2.5 hours through very dramatic scenery. Have a look below. I hope this tides you over for the next set of pictures coming in a couple of days.
posted by Marty on Wednesday, May 31, 2006
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