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Gary Walker's image is an important image that shows the darkness of the dust storm. My respect to those fellow imagers that have conscientiously followed the amazing planetary trilogy over these last months. Also,Oxsia is on the southeast side of Mare Acidarium,but unlike it has become a big change,together with the tip of Mare Acirdarium. Near Meridiani the dust storm finally got sunny,but it was pale,but I could see the complete figure. Even with my unplanned and enforced layoff for a month, I feel like I have run a few marathons. It has been seen in the same size for the past several days for the same position. The dust continues.{/INSERTKEYS}{/PARAGRAPH} The state that the dense dust storm spreads is recorded near Eridania. Mike Hood records a bright part like dust storm at the position of Mare Sirenum. Mars is close to opposition now, in this image we can see a very bright Hellas Basin at lower centre with the dark pattern of Syrtis Major to its north. Also,a clear sunny day was formed on the north side of Mare Acidarium. The Deucalionis region seems to be unclear. {PARAGRAPH}{INSERTKEYS}Bouhras,Mike Hood,Carmine Gargiulo,Mark Lonsdale,Joaquin Camarena,Pietro De Gregorio,Manos Kardasis,Milika-Nicholas,John Sussenbach,Cristina Cellini,Robert Schulz,Niall MacNeill G. And there's still plenty to do in the coming months Bouhras Bouhras : Peristeri,Athens,Greece] Mike Hood The dark spot that is at the lower left on the image of Mars is Olympus Mons. It is interesting that in the image of Mr. Things could have been so different,with the high expectations prior to the dust storm, but it has nonetheless been fascinating watching as things unfolded. Even the recent Hubble image seemed somewhat subdued. Joaquin Camarena there was a clear sunny part on the north side of Mare Acidarium. The image of the green is very close to the image of Mars seen with the naked eye. This is a remnant of the dust storm blown out from the SPC in southern Aonius,it seems to be sand deposited after the dust storm.