Vis-migging!

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Over the last couple of weeks, myself and John Hague have been doing some Vis-migging (Visible Migration) from the Mammoth at Watermead CP South.
He is the results via the Trekellen website:

http://www.trektellen.nl/trektelling.asp?telpost=810

http://www.trektellen.nl/trektelling.asp?telpost=810&site=0&land=5&taal=2&datum=20120915

http://www.trektellen.nl/trektelling.asp?telpost=810&site=0&land=5&taal=2&datum=20120909

http://www.trektellen.nl/trektelling.asp?telpost=810&site=0&land=5&taal=2&datum=20120903


Also looking at the weather for next week it looks like it's going Easterly so maybe a fall of migrants will be on the cards?!

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