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Archivbild: Die Fregatte KARLSRUHE läuft in den Hafen von Djibouti ein. Foto: Deutsche Marine / presseportal.de/pm/67428/1523093/presse_und_informationsz...

Archivbild: Die Fregatte KARLSRUHE in See.
Foto: Deutsche Marine / presseportal.de/pm/67428/1523093/presse_und_informationsz...

Un clôture haute sécurité avec bavolet double ainsi que des réseaux défensifs rasoirs

Prime Minister of Djibouti Dileita Mohamed Dileita addresses troops during the opening ceremony for a multinational Eastern Africa Standby Force field training exercise Nov. 29, 2009, in Djibouti. The exercise consists of four days of training to test initial operating capabilities and includes participants from ten East African nations representing the Eastern Africa Brigade Coordination Mechanism. (DoD photo by Master Sgt. Carlotta Holley, U.S. Air Force/Released)

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Shannon based as N70QJ this S76A was repainted and re-registered in Djibouti

Made from the local clay. We also got really, really stuck in that same clay on the way down. See the photo below with the land cruiser.

For some reason, cigarrette smoke on the hot spring causes the entire surface of the water to give off vapors.

Very cool to watch as the guide blows a touch of smoke onto the hot spring.

Local guide

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Cigarettes destined for Ethiopia across the Gobaad Basin.

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A set of chimneys not slhouetted to show texture, with person in the foreground to give scale.

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Lake Abbe is known for its limestone chimneys, which reach heights of 50 meters and from which steam vents.

The shore of lake Abbe is occupied by the nomadic Afar people, while the lake is also known for its flamingos.

Lake Abbe is known for its limestone chimneys, which reach heights of 50 meters and from which steam vents.

The shore of lake Abbe is occupied by the nomadic Afar people, while the lake is also known for its flamingos.

Lake Abbe is known for its limestone chimneys, which reach heights of 50 meters and from which steam vents.

Note the person in the foreground.

The shore of lake Abbe is occupied by the nomadic Afar people, while the lake is also known for its flamingos.

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