In a sandy limbo


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November 30th 2023
Published: November 30th 2023
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In my last blog I nearly said my goodbyes to Morocco. The truth is, I was and I wasn't leaving Morocco after Legzira. It depends on who you talk to. If you talk to Moroccans, I wasn't, the border extends all the way down to Mauritania. If you talk to the UN, I did leave Morocco when I entered the Western Sahara. By some it's called the last colony in Africa. For all intents and purposes, I didn'... Read Full Entry



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Moon and sun set
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Sand and ocean
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Standing at the Mauritanian border. I have left sandy limboland



1st December 2023
Dakhla to the border

mooie reis en mooie foto,s
volg je blogs al jaren. . Mijn vrouw Dini Kreuze en youw vader waren neef en nicht.
3rd December 2023
Dakhla to the border

Hoi Piet
Ja, ik hoor van mama dat jullie trouwe volgers zijn van mijn blog en het is mooi om te horen dat jullie mijn blogs leuk vinden. Groeten uit een zonnig en erg warme (37 graden!) Mauritaniƫ
3rd December 2023

Sand Castles
Did you build any fortifications of your own whilst availed with a surfeit of sand?
3rd December 2023

I leave the castle
And wall building to the Moroccans and Trump (should he get elected). Meantime I'm continuing my sandy journey. I think once I'm done I will have had my fill of sand for a while.
7th December 2023

Western Sahara
Great itinerary , are there many others doing it?
13th December 2023

Plenty
At least enough not to get lonely. And most tend to stay in the same places along the way.
9th December 2023

Sahrawi Western Sahara Desert Blues
I must have been missing in TB action for too long Ralf, but fortunately I checked in and see you travelling through Western Sahara, previously known as Spanish Sahara, but since 1975 claimed by Morocco. My connection to that desert enclave is not the Western Sahara War or its independence movements, but by "the Voice of the Sahara", the Sahrawi singer Mariem Hassan whose powerful vocals and mesmerising desert blues grooves in "La Tumchi Anni" are turned up each time Denise and I hear it. Unfortunately, she has departed to Blues Heaven, so we now have little reason to visit her homeland, so thank you for leaving your flip flops in the sand and venturing into that least visited area and sharing it with us.
13th December 2023

Interesting
Thanks for the information!

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