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Pullman Hotel, Khartoum the White Nile from the room Ground floor Swimming pool

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Nile Avenue Khartoum, Sudan

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Surprising Sudan

A travel blog entry by phileasfarx

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... are pyramids and temples you can camp in the shadows of – sounded great. But, given my body has still not shaken off whatever it is that’s got its shivery grip on it, I could not find the energy to do all I wanted in Khartoum, and I will instead head next to the town of Karima. Karima has more pyramids and temples nearby, but instead of self-sufficient desert camping, I could sleep in a bed, without having to carry all the necessary food and water. A bit ...

Sudan

A travel blog entry by frusc101

... Pretty much the smae proceedure, stamp in, got told to
go to police station in Khartoum for registraion then bags cheked again
and went for some refreshments before the bus to Khartoum. With water
and coke to quench our thirst we started needing food. Since it was
ramadamwe thought it would be unlikely to get food here, however our guy
took me to a place where I had to pass a police officer, as I was a
foreigner, to get some ...

Sudan

A travel blog entry by jtri

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... the desert. Vehicle tracks do not disappear here. The desert sand has a thin layer of stones on it and where a vehicle drives over in presses these into the sand. the ruts fill eventually with sand but you now have visible sand tracks, and they never disappear.
The day was very difficult for me. I thought that I was going well but although I left as one of the first people started overtaking me. Before lunch almost all the people had overtaken ...

Food Food Food and more Food

A travel blog entry by jmckerricher

... of 80 some-odd cyclists pushing their bodies to the limits are sometimes amusing, frequently disgusting and often shocking.

Let’s examine a few of our basics: peanut butter, carbohydrates, fruits and protein. Peanut butter: if you don’t like tuna, you had better like peanut butter. Every day we put back about 5 kg of the stuff. That works out to about one third of a cup for every person, every day. To put that in context, on average, every ...

Going To Jail on Day Two / Am 2. Tag ins Gefängnis

A travel blog entry by csyattara

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... breakfast.

According to the chief of one center of all the registered voters about half of them had cast their ballot yesterday. This we could verify as the ballot box appeared about half full, which one could well observe through its dull plastic walls. Contrary to today the situation was different, which, as we were told had something to do with logistics. Nevertheless we were determined to stay as long as it took to actually see prisoner casting their vote. ...

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