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johnsakura Says: very usual scenery to see in west african countries.
johnsakura Says: From the Park’s point of view creating a road through the middle of the Park would be ecologically unsound, it would also complicate surveillance and the extra cost of an embankment four instead of one metre wide at the top would be huge. Moreover, maintenance costs would be...
johnsakura Says: Objectives of the Diawling National Park, as stated in the presidential decree of 1991: the conservation and sustainable use of the natural resources of a sample of the lower delta ecosystem; the permanent and harmonious development of the range of activities of the local...
johnsakura Says: 3 minutes south: Senegal, the country (ferry)NOT MY PICTURE
johnsakura Says: Again, this is the best way to travel all Mauritania.
johnsakura Says: From our way from Nouakchott to the border with Senegal in Djiamba we were stoped 15 times... the police stop asking for passport but they dnot actually care about it. they will quickly change the conversation subject into You giving gifts to them... 15 TIMES!!!
People stoping you on the road
johnsakura Says: they just want to ask you for a cadeux, a gift. Its ok to give but on your way from Rosso you'll have to stop at least 6 times to police check passports and asking you also for gifts. if you dont give them a thing, they take you diesel...sad but true.
Alpha_Ghana Says: There are 5 ferries per day.If you intend to be in Roos after 12AM and before 5PM, you rather take the bridge over the Dam of Diama. There is no ferry during the nap of the Governor and you would wait up to 5 hours. If your car is inside the park, there is no way to go out....
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johnsakura Says: First gas station comming north from Nouakchott.
johnsakura Says: Due to the close river Senegal and also the water dam of Djiamba this is a very good place to plant rice.
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