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#41
April 18th 05, 12:27 PM
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Sand over Greece
"Michael Mcneil" wrote in message...
I recall reading that the general direction of travel was up from the east of the med along the north of it off the coast at France and/or Spain then up over the British Isles and on to Scandinavia where the Swedes think we did it. As long as the Norwegians don't think the Swedes remained neutral and let the dust invade them overland via Sweden! Karl, Orkney |
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April 19th 05, 06:50 PM
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Sand over Greece
And some more pictures from Sunday:
Irakleion, Crete: http://users.ntua.gr/mc00025/dretakis/patela170405.jpg Irakleion, Crete, a few minutes later: http://users.ntua.gr/mc00025/dretakis/pat170405.jpg pictures by Michalis Drettakis SE Athens, my site: http://www.e-kairos.com/usw/mavrovounibef.jpg http://www.e-kairos.com/usw/roadbef.jpg http://www.e-kairos.com/usw/vasiliasbef.jpg SE Athens, almost same frames, half an hour later: http://www.e-kairos.com/usw/mavrovouniaaft.jpg http://www.e-kairos.com/usw/roadafter.jpg http://www.e-kairos.com/usw/vasiliasaft.jpg pictures by me downtown Athens, afternoon: http://users.ntua.gr/cv99124/2005_0417athinadw0007.jpg picture by Solon Tsakiris I went up to the hills of downtown Athens when it got dark on Sunday in case I could take some pictures in reddish light but alas, the atmosphere was clearing away. Monday was remarkably clear and visibility today was virtually brilliant too, limited only by the capabilitiy of human eyes; the Argosaronic isles and even the snowy mountains of the Peloponnese were visible from SE Athens (to my southwest). The sun sets behind Mt Parnes after an April shower on Monday: http://www.nifada.com/Temp/fire_1_real.jpg picture by Petros Vasileiou. Ski resorts on continental Greece got some fresh snow through Monday, while snow levels reached about 900m again in the northwest of the country. Tuesday was more settled around Greece, while more thunderstorms are expected mainly as of Thursday. Yannis, SE Athens +16.3C, RH 53%, SLP 1012.9 hPa |
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April 19th 05, 06:50 PM
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Sand over Greece
And some more pictures from Sunday:
Irakleion, Crete: http://users.ntua.gr/mc00025/dretakis/patela170405.jpg Irakleion, Crete, a few minutes later: http://users.ntua.gr/mc00025/dretakis/pat170405.jpg pictures by Michalis Drettakis SE Athens, my site: http://www.e-kairos.com/usw/mavrovounibef.jpg http://www.e-kairos.com/usw/roadbef.jpg http://www.e-kairos.com/usw/vasiliasbef.jpg SE Athens, almost same frames, half an hour later: http://www.e-kairos.com/usw/mavrovouniaaft.jpg http://www.e-kairos.com/usw/roadafter.jpg http://www.e-kairos.com/usw/vasiliasaft.jpg pictures by me downtown Athens, afternoon: http://users.ntua.gr/cv99124/2005_0417athinadw0007.jpg picture by Solon Tsakiris I went up to the hills of downtown Athens when it got dark on Sunday in case I could take some pictures in reddish light but alas, the atmosphere was clearing away. Monday was remarkably clear and visibility today was virtually brilliant too, limited only by the capabilitiy of human eyes; the Argosaronic isles and even the snowy mountains of the Peloponnese were visible from SE Athens (to my southwest). The sun sets behind Mt Parnes after an April shower on Monday: http://www.nifada.com/Temp/fire_1_real.jpg picture by Petros Vasileiou. Ski resorts on continental Greece got some fresh snow through Monday, while snow levels reached about 900m again in the northwest of the country. Tuesday was more settled around Greece, while more thunderstorms are expected mainly as of Thursday. Yannis, SE Athens +16.3C, RH 53%, SLP 1012.9 hPa |
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April 19th 05, 06:50 PM
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Sand over Greece
And some more pictures from Sunday:
Irakleion, Crete: http://users.ntua.gr/mc00025/dretakis/patela170405.jpg Irakleion, Crete, a few minutes later: http://users.ntua.gr/mc00025/dretakis/pat170405.jpg pictures by Michalis Drettakis SE Athens, my site: http://www.e-kairos.com/usw/mavrovounibef.jpg http://www.e-kairos.com/usw/roadbef.jpg http://www.e-kairos.com/usw/vasiliasbef.jpg SE Athens, almost same frames, half an hour later: http://www.e-kairos.com/usw/mavrovouniaaft.jpg http://www.e-kairos.com/usw/roadafter.jpg http://www.e-kairos.com/usw/vasiliasaft.jpg pictures by me downtown Athens, afternoon: http://users.ntua.gr/cv99124/2005_0417athinadw0007.jpg picture by Solon Tsakiris I went up to the hills of downtown Athens when it got dark on Sunday in case I could take some pictures in reddish light but alas, the atmosphere was clearing away. Monday was remarkably clear and visibility today was virtually brilliant too, limited only by the capabilitiy of human eyes; the Argosaronic isles and even the snowy mountains of the Peloponnese were visible from SE Athens (to my southwest). The sun sets behind Mt Parnes after an April shower on Monday: http://www.nifada.com/Temp/fire_1_real.jpg picture by Petros Vasileiou. Ski resorts on continental Greece got some fresh snow through Monday, while snow levels reached about 900m again in the northwest of the country. Tuesday was more settled around Greece, while more thunderstorms are expected mainly as of Thursday. Yannis, SE Athens +16.3C, RH 53%, SLP 1012.9 hPa |
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April 19th 05, 06:50 PM
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Sand over Greece
And some more pictures from Sunday:
Irakleion, Crete: http://users.ntua.gr/mc00025/dretakis/patela170405.jpg Irakleion, Crete, a few minutes later: http://users.ntua.gr/mc00025/dretakis/pat170405.jpg pictures by Michalis Drettakis SE Athens, my site: http://www.e-kairos.com/usw/mavrovounibef.jpg http://www.e-kairos.com/usw/roadbef.jpg http://www.e-kairos.com/usw/vasiliasbef.jpg SE Athens, almost same frames, half an hour later: http://www.e-kairos.com/usw/mavrovouniaaft.jpg http://www.e-kairos.com/usw/roadafter.jpg http://www.e-kairos.com/usw/vasiliasaft.jpg pictures by me downtown Athens, afternoon: http://users.ntua.gr/cv99124/2005_0417athinadw0007.jpg picture by Solon Tsakiris I went up to the hills of downtown Athens when it got dark on Sunday in case I could take some pictures in reddish light but alas, the atmosphere was clearing away. Monday was remarkably clear and visibility today was virtually brilliant too, limited only by the capabilitiy of human eyes; the Argosaronic isles and even the snowy mountains of the Peloponnese were visible from SE Athens (to my southwest). The sun sets behind Mt Parnes after an April shower on Monday: http://www.nifada.com/Temp/fire_1_real.jpg picture by Petros Vasileiou. Ski resorts on continental Greece got some fresh snow through Monday, while snow levels reached about 900m again in the northwest of the country. Tuesday was more settled around Greece, while more thunderstorms are expected mainly as of Thursday. Yannis, SE Athens +16.3C, RH 53%, SLP 1012.9 hPa |
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