Puntland Pictures & Videos

[Figo]

Garowe

 

[Futurist]

Hafun.
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They should call it titty beach

 

[Figo]

They should call it titty beach

Somali's are funny ppl I'm sure it has a nickname like that already.

 

[Figo]

I've had enough. Eyl is my number one spot to visit IA.

 

[Figo]

Dal Udug is blessed.

 

[Figo]

 

[Yaquub]

I've had enough. Eyl is my number one spot to visit IA.

Our homeland is so beautiful. Threads like this give me hope for a better and united somalia since i know that everyone no matter what qabil wants the same thing as me and that's to enjoy the beauty of our country from coast to coast.

 

[Figo]

 

[Farm]

I've had enough. Eyl is my number one spot to visit IA.

Why did she tag Galmudug in the second pic and not Puntland?

 

[DR OSMAN]

Dal Udug is blessed.

Is that the Baran Dam? is it even a dam or just a natural spring?

 

[Yaquub]

Dal Udug is blessed.

What is that stone pillar structure in the third picture?

 

[GBTarmy]

What is that stone pillar structure in the third picture?

Those a ruins from the old Hafun salt factory, once the biggest salt factory in the world.

 

[Yaquub]

Those a ruins from the old Hafun salt factory, once the biggest salt factory in the world.

So sad. How did we even manage to destroy such a factory?

 

[GBTarmy]

So sad. How did we even manage to destroy such a factory?

"Soon after the First World War, the Italians realized that the shallow bay of Hafun, which had a long, low beach along the mainland side, was a perfect place for a large salt works. The "Società Saline e Industrie della Somalia Settentrionale" built on both sides of the peninsula of Ras Hafun (Hafun and Hurdiyo) what would be the largest salt-works in the world. The firm, constituted in Milan in 1922, rebuilt a town for 5,000 inhabitants in what was ancient Hafun and called it with the name "Dante". Construction began in 1922 and was completed by 1929. In 1931, production began at the salt factory and soon the enterprise at Ras Hafun was exporting by sea over three hundred thousand tons of salt a year for industrial use. In 1941, during World War II, the British, who had lost British Somaliland to an Italian attack, sent north into Somalia from Kenya an expeditionary force that captured all of Italian East Africa and in the process destroyed the salt works."

 

[Cabdi]

"Soon after the First World War, the Italians realized that the shallow bay of Hafun, which had a long, low beach along the mainland side, was a perfect place for a large salt works. The "Società Saline e Industrie della Somalia Settentrionale" built on both sides of the peninsula of Ras Hafun (Hafun and Hurdiyo) what would be the largest salt-works in the world. The firm, constituted in Milan in 1922, rebuilt a town for 5,000 inhabitants in what was ancient Hafun and called it with the name "Dante". Construction began in 1922 and was completed by 1929. In 1931, production began at the salt factory and soon the enterprise at Ras Hafun was exporting by sea over three hundred thousand tons of salt a year for industrial use. In 1941, during World War II, the British, who had lost British Somaliland to an Italian attack, sent north into Somalia from Kenya an expeditionary force that captured all of Italian East Africa and in the process destroyed the salt works."

it always traces back to the Brits. Italian Somaliland was a model colony the Italians have kickstarted an attempt to industrialize us until the Brits came and destroyed our factories, plantations and rail roads

 

[AliUK]

They should call it titty beach

Why?

 

[Yonis]

Great pictures, keep em coming

 

[Figo]

Bareeda beach

 

[Mr.Haggis]

Bareeda beach
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Masha Allah!

 

[Figo]

Beeraha Roox outside of Galkacyo