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DESERT RIDING IN DUBAI

Steven Quon March 26, 2019

Heading out to our location yesterday, I thought I would gather some some sights and sounds on what it was like riding in the dusty and windy desert. Unfortunately the air is really bad right now all over Dubai so it was a dry, sticky and thick heat to breathe in. A plane was passing by every few minutes. Sorry for the sniffles.

Great feeling of isolation out there, though I was able to see how one could easily get lost. One thing that I was completely surprised about is that you get full reception out there, despite us being well outside of the city and in no man's land.

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