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September 8th 2007
(kees) So it was a slow exit out of the chaos and fumes of Casablanca. Then hurray for 50mins down the N11 motorway. Upon arrival I had a very friendly encounter with the Moroccan security, one was drunk and the other two not doing a lot either. When asked where I cycled from, I told them Rabat, they were all pretty enthused and the drunk guard kissed me on the forehead! It was much the same in ... read more

Africa » Egypt » Lower Egypt » Cairo

The regularity and richness of the annual Nile River flood, coupled with semi-isolation provided by deserts to the east and west, allowed for the development of one of the world's great civilizations. A unified kingdom arose circa 3200 B.C. and a ser... ... read more

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kees keizer- now also with Dan Kirkman

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I've been all round the show: started in Bali, travelled up Indo to Malaysia and Thailand, ran to Germany then spent time in the Netherlands, Belgium, Belize and France. Caught up with a mate Dan, went to Spain together and brought bikes in Seville. We then rode along the southern Spainish coastline then crossed over to Morocco where we spent a month cyling around. Upon arrival at the Algerian border, they said No so we said oh damn- we have to turn around and go back. Dan decided that Tunisia without a visa was the place for him to go, and then onto Italy. I thought it through and decided to ... full info

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