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Achmed the Camel in a dust storm, thats Timbuktu
A Travel Blog entry by bradmccartney from Timbuktu, Mali
Leaving for the mysterious and exotic destination of Timbuktu. It conjures up images of an unreachable destination. A place that people have tried to reach for centuries and have failed. Now its my turn. The plan is to take a 2 day boat journey downstream ...
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To Timbouctou by 4 x 4 and back by pinasse
A Travel Blog entry by diannemurray from Timbouctou, Mali
... , and watercourse country on the left, with the Niger somewhere in the distance. Stop at Douentza, before the turnoff for Timbuktu (which is another 215 kms away) for a break. Pick up some mangos and another papaya, and take photos of the ...
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Tombouctou, January 8, 2009 - Thursday
A Travel Blog entry by the_wayfarer from Tombouctou, Tombouctou, Mali
... scholarship and scholarly tradition as arguably its strongest legacy. In any event, in minds of many modern travellers, Timbuktu remained synonymous with Africa’s mysterious inaccessibility, a destination at the “end of the road to nowhere", ...
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Bamako was quite nice although sian didn't ...
A Travel Blog entry by kevandsian from Timbuktu (Tombouctou), Mali
... off for Timbuktu. Sophie and Tijn have taken a short break from the truck and have travelled on to Burkina Faso and we travelled to Timbuktu with Tim and Pascal alongside in their landrover, 2 guys we first met at the Zebra Bar in St Louis. We bushcamped ...
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Voyage to Timbuktu: (the real adventure BEGINS)
A Travel Blog entry by zeeshanv from Mopti, Mali
... that everyone had warned me off. Many people had told me that due to the Tuareg uprising, areas east of and including Timbuktu were extremely unsafe for tourists. I believe a year back an Italian tourist was kidnapped and the year before some French ...
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Timbuktu or Bust
A Travel Blog entry by hardiek from New York City, New York, United States
The Festival au Desert at Essakane, Mali, outside Timbuktu, is over now. I imagine it was good, but probably nothing like its early years. There's no Tinariwen, no Ali Farka Toure', and no Robert Plant. Robert's gone on to other ...
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Wallah...Down the Rabat hole
A Travel Blog entry by jzafricajourney from Bobo Dioulasso, Burkina Faso
... - Gueguarat - MAURITANIA Nouakchott - Ayoun el- Atrous MALI Bamako - Mopti - Niafunke - small village on Niger River - Timbuktu - Mopti - Dogon Country - Mopti - BURKINA FASO Bobo-Dioulasso This leg of the journey can only start ...
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Djenné, January 5, 2009 - Monday
A Travel Blog entry by the_wayfarer from Djenne, Mali
... thought you spoke English as I saw you there in the restaurant listening to us,“ he said. „Yes, I’m going to Timbuktu myself,“ I nodded. As we chatted, the Portuguese couple arrived, as well. They too wanted to sign up for taxi, ...
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4th and 10... and Surrounded by Mali's Middlemen
A Travel Blog entry by hardiek from Bamako, Mali
... ; I've been to over fifty countries and researched this trip extensively and no one ever mentioned the high prices, only that Timbuktu seemed high. If that means Bamako is comparatively low, then maybe I'll pass on Timbuktu. They also said ...
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A mud hotel in a mud town and bogolan buying
A Travel Blog entry by sueblueginger from Djenne, Mali
... one of West Africa's oldest towns and it seems that little has changed since the 14th and 15th centuries. It profited, like Timbuktu, from trans Saharan trade and was a centre of Islamic teaching. We come across the tomb ...
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Bamako, the city
A Travel Blog entry by alister.bland from Bamako, Mali
... that have had it. People friendly in the main and no issues. You know you are in Africa though. Tomorrow its off to Timbuktu and then Dogan Country. A river boat to Timbuktu for 3 days after a days truck ride to the start point at Mopti. ...
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Fat Saturday in Barcelona
A Travel Blog entry by hardiek from Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain and Canary Islands
... , but... naah. I doubt that Victor's rates are very good. Do you see those little Google ads that crop up saying 'Timbuktu- Know before you go'? I wish they'd come up before I went. And Timbuktu is supposed to be the expensive ...
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lost bags and phones
A Travel Blog entry by worldlywanderer from Wellawaya, Sri Lanka
... is there to see at a waterfall but water. One must try to avoid being in the same situation as Geldorf when he saw Timbuktu and exclaimed "That's it!" Not wishing to rush things and recognising that one bus in a day in Sri Lanka is probably enough for ...
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Cold-cocked in Kensington, gobsmacked in Kampala
A Travel Blog entry by the-rambler from Kampala, Uganda
... ambience. Yet Zanzibar does carry the lure of the exotic, the past, it trills thickly from the tongue with the same succulence as Timbuktu. The charm of the ‘other’, of the ‘where, there’. Approach the island after a two-hour ride ...
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Test drive across Sri Lanka
A Travel Blog entry by the-rambler from Chennai, India
... ’s eastern extreme, had to be part of the game. In the dream, a little chant gives birth: Asia to Cape Town, via Kathmandu and Timbuktu. Some looked at me as if I were mad. “At your age … this is for people in their 20s!” (For ...
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Shop til you drop in La Paz, Bolivia
A Travel Blog entry by sueblueginger from La Paz, Bolivia
... the dog , my pigs and Home End Farm. IŽll only be back for one week and then IŽll be off on a two week adventure to Timbuktu with the team from Hay-on-Wye. Will I be able to continue my blog without LisaŽs help and technical advice? Wait and see! ...
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