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Category Archives: 17 The Gambia
The Gambia Part 2: On Baobab Beach
Big Reg parked happily outside the Coco Ocean for a couple of nights, but behind the huge windbreak of the hotel, the mossies were tucking into us so determinedly we had to put nets up inside. With hotels on board … Continue reading
Posted in 17 The Gambia
Tagged Arch 22, Banjul ferry, Brufut, Coco Ocean Resort and Spa, Hamam treatment, Piwowarski family
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The Gambia Part 1 : Too Much Toubab
Coming into Banjul was a bit of a culture shock. Firstly there were hundreds of advertising hoardings. Sampson found it surprisingly difficult to drive at first, he was so overwhelmed by them. It was browbeating by billboard. The information overload … Continue reading
Posted in 17 The Gambia
Tagged Banjul, Coco Ocean Resort and Spa, Kankurang, Senegambia Strip, The Smiling Coast
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