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During 1979 and 1980 I was responsible for the design of telecommunication systems for the new industrial port of Yanbu in Saudi Arabia including a VHF Port Radio Station, a VHF/MF/HF Coastal Radio Station, UHF Port Management Communication Systems and a Non-directional LF Radio Beacon. This photo shows me while visiting Yanbu in June 1980 for a design review meeting. |
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Monument at the new Yanbu Industrial Port still under construction in June 1980. |
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View from my room at the Yanbu Hyatt Hotel (June 1980). |
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Niagara Falls U.S.A. in February 1984. |
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I've been to warmer places. Too much ice to get closer for a better view of the Niagara Falls. |
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Market booth in Antigua Guatemala (May 1987). |
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Aerial view just after take off from La Aurora, the airport of Guatemala City, while en route to San Jose, Costa Rica, onboard a Mexicana 727-200 (XA-HOV), May 1987. |
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Welcome to Lahore, Pakistan, for a site survey in June 1988. |
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Street scene while driving in Lahore, the capital of the province of Punjab and after Karachi the second largest city of Pakistan. |
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The City Hall (Jinnah Hall) of Lahore. |
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Nairobi, the financial and administrative capital province of Kenya, founded in the late 1890s. From 1899 to 1905 it served as a British provincial capital. When Kenya gained its independence in 1963, Nairobi remained the capital city of the new republic, marking a new period of rapid growth which has turned the city into one of Africa's leading regional centres.The cool weather conditions with little or no extremes are envied all over the world. |
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In November 1989 I conducted a site survey in Ghana as part of the design of the telecommunication infrastructure for a gold mine in Bogoso, 12 kilometers north of Tarkwa and 200 kilometers west of the Ghanaian capital Accra (see map). |
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My temporary residence during the site survey in Bogoso, Ghana in November 1989. |
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Members of the staff who contributed to an enjoyable stay at the gold mine in Bogoso (November 1989). |
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Pupils and teacher of a local elementary school showed a great deal of interest during our site survey at the microwave site in Tarkwa. |
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Time for a refreshment while en route from Bogoso to Accra (November 1989). |
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My temporary residence in Accra (November 1989). |
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