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hot and sunny, dude. hot and sunny except at night when its cold and dark, but still really nice.
I have no access to a one-month forecast and wouldn't particularly trust one, but I'd hazard a guess that the "hot" might have been dropped from the above. I gather it snows here, but don't plan to hang around and find out!
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hot and sunny, dude. hot and sunny except at night when its cold and dark, but still really nice.
I have no access to a one-month forecast and wouldn't particularly trust one, but I'd hazard a guess that the "hot" might have been dropped from the above. I gather it snows here, but don't plan to hang around and find out!
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Oh it snows there. Not much actual snow, but it gets bitter cold and windy. I'd say get somewhere that you can head south for a while. Pronto.
Ride on!
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at these days, weather is perfect. 33 - 35 C at day, 20 C at night. today i spoke with a guy from abbas, he said in janaruary it might be cold (he meaned about 5 C at night, but warm at day)
check out Seasonal Weather Averages : Weather Underground
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Current situation in Pakistan?
Hi, anyone crossed into Pakistan lately..? We are planning to do that in a week or so. Now in Iran. Planning to go Mirjaveh-Quetta-Multan-Lahore then into India, maybe not staying longer than we have to. Surely will steer clear of any group gatherings, etc.
But any recent experiences about the country would be warmly welcomed!
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hi pecha,
expect to be in mirjavhe saturday or sunday.
hope to meet you there.
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hekoheko, we are in Esfahan heading to Yazd tomorrow. I should do some small maintenance to the bike, that might take us about half day, so we thought wed stay in Yazd a couple nights. But sat/sun in Mirjaveh.. think its about 1400km from here, so well have to see how it goes.
Actually I hear a lot of people here saying that Bam-Zahedan-Mirjaveh is not safe, either. Note that we are very low on ground clearance (2-up and you wont believe the load we have on the bike!), so if that road from Dalbandin to Quetta really is as bad as some say, I'll be forced to go veeeeery slowly not to break something.
I will keep you updated how we progress. Would be nice to meet, and also definitely a good idea to get company going into that area now. Pekka
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hi pecha,
i'm currently in queshm.tommorrow i want to ride along the coast to chabahar,
iranshahr straight ahead to mirjahve.
i expect to arrive mirjahve on sunday.want to stay there at tourist inn.
check it out, when you are there.
cu
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