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Day 6 - 28 December 2008

A travel blog entry by billybull

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It was an early start as we had a lot of travelling to do. I was enjoying breakfast with the group when Naomi appeared, and with a flourish, deftly placed my knickers on the breakfast table in front of everyone. "Must have picked them up by mistake in the Hamman" she said and there ended the shortest friendship ever. We left Fes to ascend into the …

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... the top of the world not only in the sense that I have gotten this far in the desert by foot but more how far I have gotten in my life. Winds filled with excitement, power and strength whirled through my hair and the sand tickled every hair on my body. What a thrilling feeling.

Sand surfing was just as I expected...Once you go down once, you do not want to walk back up. Megan, Amanda and myself left earlier than the rest of the group that way we ...

Evacuation

A travel blog entry by k0e0n0z

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... down and starts to read from a piece of paper that due to security issues Peace Corps ***** is being evacuated. Immediately waves of sniffles and heavy sobs rang through the room as the news sank in. I was given less than 24 hours in my village to pack up all of my things, give away all of my furniture, and say a number of very difficult goodbyes. It was inexplicably hard to watch the furniture I had custom made at the carpenter carried ...

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A travel blog entry by carefreeaussie

... Guinea (it rains 3m year there) and one of the few memories I have from those early years (I was 18 days-3yrs) is having a sandpit under my house and playing in it.

(Pause while Louis Armstrong plays "A Wonderful World")

Like any infant I’m sure I got a lot of joy out of my sandpit and I think that it must have had some impact on me. Some of you may not know this but I actually didn’t own a pair of shoes until I was three (when we moved back ...

Camels, too many olives, and the Rat (What?)

A travel blog entry by ricki958

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Sunshine this morning! I was glad to see it, seeing as we were headed into the Sahara camping!

Gail very kindly lent me one of her two thermal tops. I believe it will come in handy more than once.

Off we went, around 9am again, farewelling our host (a real character). Our first stop was an embroidery co-operative, originally run by Franciscan nuns but now just maintained by the local ...

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