The night was rough for me. The two mattresses on top of each other that were supposed to be my bed, turned both out to be completely worn out. You lay on them and within minutes you sank to the bottom and were engulfed in mattress. The worst mattress I have ever slept on. After… Read More Visiting the Chimpanzees of Bossou [Day #61, 01.12.2023]
We slept well until we were woken up by the muezzin of the mosque right next door around 5:45. After a quick cold bucket shower, we were out at Eeyore for our muesli. Because the Moroccan milk was finished, we had to resort to our back up, the milk powder, that we mixed with mineral… Read More Long stint to the border [Day #60, 30.11.2023]
After our lunch on the balcony, we needed a good dinner. Google Maps had a few suggestions, but one looked quite appealing to us. It was nearby, the photos looked inviting, and the food too. It was a local eatery just across the road from the main taxi station in town. Nothing fancy, but if… Read More Encounters with the Guinean Police [Day #59, 29.11.2023]
The night started to be very sticky. For the first time since we entered Morocco over six weeks ago, I didn’t need my sleeping bag during the night.Later during the night, I was woken up by drips falling onto my face. I found out it was condensation accumulating on the cooler roof-top-tent roof and sadly… Read More R & R in Saint Louis [Day #50, 20.11.2023]
These pesky cats at the camping. While I was preparing and uploading yesterday’s blog last night, one of the camping cats climbed onto Eeyore’s hood and further onto the closed awning. It balanced there above my head, while I was trying to do my work. She would not take a gentle push to get off… Read More To the End of the Kingdom, almost [Day #43, 13.11.2023]
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