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Hotel Belle Vue Ouagadougou

1 Avenue Nkrumah Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso

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Delicious and simple, as life should be

A travel blog entry by sachago

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1 - Find a papaya (difficult) and three limes (that should be easier).
2 - Cut the papaya in two and get rid of the pips.
3 - Squeeze the limes into each part of the papaya. As much as possible. Don't be shy, a bit more!
4 - Enjoy and start the process all over again until exhaustion. Papaya with lime, a magic mix! Trust me, taste ...

Буркина

A travel blog entry by 2africa

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... 1102;& #1090; по похож 77;му со мной маршр 91;ту и тоже собир 72;ются в южную Африк 91;. В Нигер приех 72;ли ...

Wagga

A travel blog entry by phileasfarx

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... and time obtains value. The non-value of time on this continent is very noticeable. It is impossible to out-wait an African - he has all the time in the world, whereas I am accustomed to having limited and finite time for any given activity. It takes some adjustment.

The country's urban areas are also more desireable places to be in compared to those of neighbouring countries. Not nearly as much filth, ...

This is all bizarrely slightly French isn’t

A travel blog entry by thomas.philpott

... cool and French cool combined.

Had a nice day wandering around (avoiding getting hit by the hordes of ‘motos’). Although BF is meant to be the second poorest country in the world, Ouga feels really cosmopolitan; loads of music, cheap and amazing cuisine, and a very tolerant attitude towards visitors. Music: people talk to you all the time (and occasionally don’t want money!) and mentioning I’m a ‘prof de musique ...

Ouagadougou, January 17, 2009 - Saturday

A travel blog entry by the_wayfarer

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... whichever way you went, it was not a big deal.

After a while, however, I decided I preferred sitting in front of the hotel, at a chair next to my friend, the hotel guard. He was a guy who seemed to always be there, apparently doing nothing apart from watching over the entrance gate to the hotel. He had a desk on a small platform outside, right by the entrance, where he would sometimes sit. Of course, he spoke no English. But his friendly handshake and mandatory „comment ça ...

This hotel was formerly known as: Hotel Bel Vue