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	Large -- Medium This flanking dune cuts across the main north-south line of longitudinals.
	Large -- Medium Looking north -- some residual fog from the morning visible near the horizon.
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	Large -- Medium Ralph breaks out the kite while Jani, Karl, and Clayton look for a good dune to radar.
	Large -- Medium Dr. Jani Radebaugh, tenured professor
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	Large -- Medium Dr. Alexander G. Hayes
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	Large -- Medium Dr. Ralph Lorenz
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	Large -- Medium Starting to climb up the end of an elongating barchan or parabolic dune.
	Large -- Medium An old insect burrow that was indurated by moisture sticks up after the sand has moved on.
	Large -- Medium Clean dune, before I traipse all over it.
	Large -- Medium Looking back at the cars, Ralph, and the Kite-cam.
	Large -- Medium Some saltation off of the crest of this barchan.
	Large -- Medium Looking back east, with some oryx in the distance.
	Large -- Medium Tsondabvlei megapanorama. Truly awesome
	Large -- Medium Jani heads off into the desert.
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	Large -- Medium Looking down the long arm of the Tsondabvlei dunes.
	Large -- Medium Alex and Jani, dunewalking.
	Large -- Medium Seome weird rocks that I found that were just being exhumed from this dune.
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	Large -- Medium Theo & Jani
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	Large -- Medium Karl
	Large -- Medium Clayton, radarmaster.
	Large -- Medium Ralph and kite.
	Large -- Medium Reeling in.
	Large -- Medium GPR crew
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	Large -- Medium Heading home -- here's a prominent tree back near Gobabeb research station.
	Large -- Medium A famous small dune that's been monitored for the past few decades.
	Large -- Medium Theo & Ralph
	Large -- Medium Karl
	Large -- Medium Titus, Theo, & Ralph