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| 1 | 445 | Only a View more quotes about foot">foot or two below the surface, these temperatures are reduced by more than fifty degrees. |
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| 1 | 442 | A shelter trench is a narrow trench, some four or five feet deep and about eighteen inches wide. |
| 1 | 443 | The sand, struck by the sun, can reach temperatures on its surface of more than 175 degrees Fahrenheit. |
| 1 | 444 | Set on rocks, boards of metal some two feet in length, and six inches wide, exposed to the sun, are sometimes used by the nomad women in frying foods. |
| 1 | 445 | Only a foot or two below the surface, these temperatures are reduced by more than fifty degrees. |
| 1 | 446 | The trench provides, most importantly, shade from the sun. |
| 1 | 447 | The air temperature is seldom more than 140 degrees in the shade, even in the dune country. |
| 1 | 448 | The trench, of course, is always dug with its long axis perpendicular to the path of the sun, that it provide the maximum shade for the longest period of time. |