Driving through the heart of the Guinea forest region, bush camping, we've now entered the heart of the non-touristy areas of west africa. On their last trip Dave and Jimmy had spent 3 days in search of a vine bridge, so this time it was easy to head back and renegotiate with the village chief to walk through his land to an incredible feat of engineering.
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Vine bridge, Guinea |
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Vine bridge, Guinea |
We stopped at a couple of memorable spots for the evening, setting up camp, sometimes in the middle of nowhere, at other times somewhere close enough to habitation to draw an audience.
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Sunset, bushcamping, Guinea |
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Honey bee camp, Guinea |
After a few days of camping it was an absolute treat to stop for the night at a waterfall & get a full power shower
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Waterfall , Guinea |
Long drive days but stunning scenery and numerous little villages typically of mud brick and thatch construction.
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Passing village, Guinea |
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