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We are now in our last week on our own in Zambia before meeting up with Inga's parents when we enter Namibia. But had a nice surprise today when we unexpectadly met up with Inga's Dad here in Livingstone who is up here on a tour with a group. Have had a last minute change of plan and are now thinking about skipping Kafue NP and popping into Botswana to visit Chobe NP instead on our way to Namibia.
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DAY 174. FRI 27/07. Mnazi Bay Marine Reserve, S'th of Mtwara to Quionga, Moz. 64 kms. Total 31642 kms. Andre & Annemarie Thearts. S10 35.535 E40 30.445
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clément pastis 51 le vrais pastis de marseille! c etais le bon temps avant tout ce qui arrive maintenant. salutations clément andré and mustapha
re: Agadez, NigerRob Hi Alan No sorry. I don't remember this shrine and there is no mention of it in the blog. I do remember us and the guide taking a lunch time nap behind some rocks at this site in the shade but no bed. So probably not the same Holy Mountain. I do remember the summit of Assekrem (80kms) from Tam which took around 4hrs! last 20kms which climb very steeply over rutted, washed-out track and rocks. Climb from altitude of about 1300m in Tam to about 2600m at the top of Assekrem. From the refuge/camp there is a short walk up to the top of the peak where there is a hermitage (P de Foucauld – French monk/priest?)
re: Around Tesnoulakhdar hey , he is my cousin wafi , hope you had good trip with him , to assekrem , loool
re: Cathey and Wifa (Guide)Alan Cantor I hitchhiked across the Sahara in 1972 from Algiers to Tam to Agadez to Zinder. Tesnou looks like the Holy Mountain where there was a shrine to a prophet -- and it was keopt by the prophet's descendants. Do you recall a Shrine (a square box adobe whitwashed -- with an empty bed inside; and the truckdrivers -- including the one driving my ride -- drove around the shrine 3 times and then stopped to pay homagge to the shrine ... ALan Cantor
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