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This page is dedicated to Masirah Island, Residents and the FB page run by Hannah Wilson.


Photographs of the jetty condition sent in by Hamdi AlWahibi. Shukran Jazilan Hamdi.
March 2023.

It's fallen into disrepair as it's not used, possibly since the RAF left in 1976. The new harbour serves the town of Hilf and the Island in General.
Some photographs of the old and new Ferries included showing the new jetty.

Photographs of Masirah from Jumaa Al Arimi

Hamdi bin Humaid bin Ali Al Wahaibi
Hamdi lives and works on Masirah Island, we all know what that is like and one of the reasons we feel so attached to Masirah and Oman in General.
The photographs of the copper smelting pits date back from Roman or even Phoenician times so are very ancient.
Some wonderful, and historic, photographs below from Hamdi which I publish with his permission and for which I am very grateful.



The first RAF building was erected in 1936 and survived until recently.
Thanks to Hamdi for sending these photographs to me for the website. The building is now, thanks to wind, cyclones, rain, a heap of dissolving bricks.
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Thank you to Hannah Wilson for permission to reproduce the photographs from her 'Masirah Island' Facebook Page.
Some stunning photographs here, enjoy :-)

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