 | Dogon Country, Mali |
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Dogon Country is, as I expected, absolutely amazing. The only thing I regret about the trip there is that I was only there for about 2 days...beautiful place, relaxed, great panoramic views, nice weather, and sleeping under the stars...and I had nice ...
... is considerably less impressive. Still by that evening after a stiff march Ousmane was feeling better. The next day John the tourist left Dogon country to head North to Timbuktu. And as far as he knows, well as far as he wishes all the character in this ...
... spent the morning driving the rather short physical distance from Savare to Dourou, the village where we began our trek through Dogon Country, over some very rough unpaved roads. Our Malian guide Grand Pere arranged lunch for us in the village and ...
... me as if I had been up all night coughing and clearing my throat. In my first dream I was trekking through the Dogon Country along the escarpment on a trail much like the one I had been on all day. However, Ben was still with us ...
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RTW Travelling
Posted on Jan 13, 2006, 18:28:09
... . In West Africa we loved Senegal for the vibrant culture and music, Mali for the history and incredible remote places such as Dogon country and Ghana which changed so much depending on where we were, the north had great wildlife, Kumasi was one of the ...
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RTW Travelling
Posted on Jan 13, 2006, 18:19:20
... . In West Africa we loved Senegal for the vibrant culture and music, Mali for the history and incredible remote places such as Dogon country and Ghana which changed so much depending on where we were, the north had great wildlife, Kumasi was one of the ...
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