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Bienvenue au Dakar!
... milling around; they’re all keen to smile, wave and ask how we are. Some of them shout ‘bab’, unable to manage ‘toubab’ (foreigner). We haven’t really been hassled though, maybe it’s because we’re with Mr T! He bought 10 fish (5500 francs - £8ish) which will feed the family for one day. Resting for the rest of today as Mr T has to go to work to prepare for school tomorrow. I’ll write again soon.
Over and ...
Dakar
... Es gibt nichts, was du auf der Straße nicht kaufen könntest. Von Sonnenbrillen über Uhren, Essen und Sim-Karten (unsere sind von einem Straßenhändler, durch die Autoscheiben gekauft (von Nabou, nicht von uns) bis hin zu Haarföns gibts alles. Auch die Straßenränder werden genutzt, da gibts aber scheinbar Einteilungen nach Straße, einmal Lederwaren, in der nächsten Straße Bettgestelle aus Holz und Metall und wieder um die ...
First leg of the 17 hour flight is over..
... to do one more test before she is completely released. They give here several iron infusion and the final test shows nothing. Our God is a Big God and if he wants Melissa in Africa then he will see to it. As we reflect on this miracle, we do the happy dance in our seats as we decent into Dakar, Africa for a quick refuel. We switch seats with our kids and get ready for breakfast and hopefully sleep on the second leg of this 17 hour flight. ...
Worst last few days
... peugeot station wagon that as the name suggests, has 7 seats. We have to wait for all 7 seats to become occupied, we are numbers 4+5. We wait for about 1.5hours and get something to eat and find out that the bus has been waiting since 5pm. Not surprising as its the weekend. We figure out that we can wait all night long and make a deal with the rest of the passengers in order to get this thing on its way. We all chip in ...
Because Only Pretty Girls Like You Come To Dakar!
... my Jola language skills... We then took the route to the top of the castle and the views are fabulous with lots of quirky art stalls... and Chrinea got talking to some randomer about plants and fertility – something I can’t say I was intrigued about!! So the plan for the day was to spend the morning on the island and get the 2pm ferry back so we could start our journey to St Louis... however, because of the whole tree/fertility discussion as ...
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