Jose Sabater
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Software and data engineer. PhD in Astrophysics. Personal account with mainly radio-astronomy, data, and Python. EA7KUL, former MM0SKB. Also @[email protected]
It looks like the dunes "ate" the road.
You can see an aerial photograph of the 70s (left pane) showing clearly the road between the dunes. In some photographs of the 80s it is possible to see how the dunes are slowly covering the road. Now (right pane) there is no road.
You can see an aerial photograph of the 70s (left pane) showing clearly the road between the dunes. In some photographs of the 80s it is possible to see how the dunes are slowly covering the road. Now (right pane) there is no road.
October 16, 2024 at 11:18 AM
It looks like the dunes "ate" the road.
You can see an aerial photograph of the 70s (left pane) showing clearly the road between the dunes. In some photographs of the 80s it is possible to see how the dunes are slowly covering the road. Now (right pane) there is no road.
You can see an aerial photograph of the 70s (left pane) showing clearly the road between the dunes. In some photographs of the 80s it is possible to see how the dunes are slowly covering the road. Now (right pane) there is no road.