The Sand Peoples Village Bahrain
By
Terrorbyte/Paris-Delphi and Tangier on 15-Feb-08. Waypoint GC19CWH
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A very well hidden cache,
The trick is to approach it from "King Hamad Highway". Park the vehicle at the nearest point to the GC on the highway (unless you like to walk more) then walk to the GC. Better to go in the morning and act as if you know what you are doing; I was here in the afternoon and pulled it off but was very hot!
TFTC
The trick is to approach it from "King Hamad Highway". Park the vehicle at the nearest point to the GC on the highway (unless you like to walk more) then walk to the GC. Better to go in the morning and act as if you know what you are doing; I was here in the afternoon and pulled it off but was very hot!
TFTC
We also noticed all the tents and the guard dog, but decided not to go in. We weren't sure if the camp was occupied or not, but decided it best to leave.
