I’m due to fly to Karratha on Wednesday and guess what? It looks likely that a cyclone is also due to “fly in”.
Meh.
Typical!
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My brother has lived and worked in Karratha. Now I know what it looks like, heh.
Well actually I think that’s Port Hedland… but close!
Karratha is not known for its beauty.
Oh I know what that’s like. I used to go up there for work a lot – I’ve flown into cyclonic conditions (hairy) and out of cyclones (full of relief) . Have fun!
wow – they look portable buildings – what a mess !
They are now!!