Sahara wind, understanding why Berbers in south-morocco always wear scarfs to protect them from the sand in the air. Throat felt sandy, the smell of ras el hanout.

Weird, very hot air, very dry, you didn't even have time to feel thirsty, thirsty all the time.

It was weird to fly as well, bit 'snotty' at times in the mountains. Later on near the coast, almost no visibility. You couldn't see what was above the sand/mist/dust.
We were carefull though, all had speedbars ready in seconds, ready to lean sideways for deep spiral dives, eyes closed.

Fun !

Bit of a weird buzz though. Camels swaying. Dehydration ? Rosewater and garlic they say.