Come and see the rain. If you visit Bahrain in november there's a possiblity of seeing puddles.
It doesn't rain very often, but when it does, it's wonderful. All the dust is washed away and everything looks green again. The best bit though is the smell: it's all so fresh. It's far better than the ever present dusty, dry, sandy smell which we have for the rest of the year.
Written Sep 7, 2002
It rarely rains in Bahrain...this picture may seem like a silly one unless you've experienced winter there
Updated Aug 26, 2002
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It rarely rains in Bahrain...this picture may seem like a silly one unless you've experienced winter there
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