Looool Alloow Dhaawr dadkeena reer Somaliland... even during a disastrous event they have a way to make you laugh

[TheLoFather]

Wuu Qaaadey wuu Qaaadey Soo yaaaacaaaay!

[X.Playa]

That's Boosaaso not SL.

[formidable]

That's Boosaaso not SL.

Tho Boosaaso does not have red soil and looking at the color of the bridge in the first 10 sec it's definately SL

[formidable]

[X.Playa]

That's Boosaaso not SL.

Tho Boosaaso does not have red soil and looking at the color of the bridge in the first 10 sec it's definately SL

The red soil you see came from Togdheer river, the river in the rainy seasons once passes Burco veers off to Waqooyi Bari passes close to Boosaaso and joins the Indian ocean at Iskushuban

[Nubis]

Eh,ok.

[original dervish]

The togdheer river flows through the center of the Nugaal valley to Garowe and then into the Indian ocean at Eyl.
I think there was more than one location.

[AwRastaale]

Different footages/pictures.

The two on the right are SL; Burao and Aw Barkhadle.

SL don’t attempt to cross AwBarkhadle or Dacarbudhuq with small cars. Very powerful currents plus very wide rivers thanks to Gollis mountain ranges, Gacan Libaax and Sheikh

[X.Playa]

Different footages/pictures.

The two on the right are SL; Burao and Aw Barkhadle.

SL don’t attempt to cross AwBarkhadle or Dacarbudhuq with small cars. Very powerful currents plus very wide rivers thanks to Gollis mountain ranges, Gacan Libaax and Sheikh

Those water don't go to Togdheer I think it goes south to Toga Faafan.

Am not sure toga Herer meets Togdheer at all. When it rains in Hargaysa the Togdheer dry seasonal river stays dry.