The different stages of a sand storm - You can see the dusk / sand cloud across the sun - it's about 4pm.

As it rolls in it looks a lot like fog

Then finally when you are deep inside it - the whole place takes on this other world view, with the
wried orange tone...This last picture was taken the following morning at about 10am - t
his one lasted for about 36 hours - you don't want to go outside. I feel for the guys that just have to keep Soldiering and accomplish the mission.
3 comments:
wow! those are great pictures! I would not want to be caught there sheesh!
Great pictures--although it makes my eyes burn, just looking at them!
Holy Freak! That's awesome, Jon! I think it's so cool to see the approach of the storm and then being in the actual storm. I always pictured that they were these whirlwinds that blew in and out pretty quickly. I never in a million years would have thought they would have lasted for 36 hours. That's too wild!
Thanks for sharing.
I miss you...and I promise I have a birthday package ready to send you...I'm sorry i"m such a slacker!
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