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Diary of Ingrid, 15th November

by irisbe

Piles of peanuts: globalization in a nutshell.Friday, 15th November 2002.We meet each other for the first time at the airport at Zaventem. I acquaint myself to Isabelle Scholliers, a 39-year-old female farmer from the area of Aalter. Together with her husband she runs a cattle farm of milk cows. The second to meet is Dirk Musschoot, a 41-year-old journalist of Het Nieuwsblad. His writing is not restricted to newspaper articles, he writes books too.Jan Wyckaert, a member of Vredeseilanden, offers us some last advice. He assures us that we will be welcomed at Dakar by Wilfried Fieremans: "a long thin man with a beard and his francophone wife".The flight is relaxing: we are all three sitting next to each other. Dirk is very tired from the preceding hectic days and eagers for some de-stressing.In little bits and parts, Isabelle starts to tell me about her life: this is the first time she...

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Ecoute les femmes, Wilfried

by irisbe

Listen to the women, WilfriedThe house of Wilfried and his wife - Catherine, a very dynamical woman, gay, a great host and great conversations is located close to the school where their children - already left the house - used to follow courses.We are each offered a neat room, but not much time: it is the 15th of November and thus we are invited at a big reception at the Belgian Embassy (= day of the Dynasty).The Belgian Embassy: shaking hands with the Ambassador, tasting snacks and watching "Le beau monde".Close to 10 pm we are heading home again. While we are recalling the events of the day, sitting at the terrace outside, we meet up with Orelie, the giant turtle and with the parrot who keeps repeating "Allo Veco".Dirk and Isabelle headed to bed straight. I stay up a little longer with Wilfried and Catherine, asking them in my "first French" what keeps them occupied and if they enjoy...

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Saturday 16th November 2002

by irisbe

Focusing on what comes next: a terrible trip by car from Dakar to Kolda. At Kolda we will stay at a hotel from where we can depart direction Bantancountou, the village we will visit from Sunday till Tuesday. Tuesday evening back to the hotel at Kolda, Wednesday visit some projects in the neighborhood and Thursday heading back to Dakar

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On the way to Mali

by tini58de

on the way to Mali we passed through some rather wild country! We saw monkeys, huge termite piles, gigantic baobab trees - it was fascinating!

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The river Gambia

by Winksc

The rive Gambia runs from the atlantic through the heart of Senegal supporting settlements and wildlife such as hippos and crocodiles.

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Tribes

by myriam_c

Take a look around in the small African villages, at various tribes, and open your eyes, your ears and your nose ...

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Mboro sur mer

by jeremy73

Mboro sur mer - north of Dakar, beautiful beach, ask around with locals for cheap lodging

And if you are the lucky man...

by ingridparis

And if you are the lucky man of the year, a cameleon will cross your road!!!

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If you have the change to go...

by ingridparis

If you have the change to go in the bush,may be you will be able to see zebus drinking in a small pond!

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The bush and its villages. If...

by Tomtom-Paris

The bush and its villages. If you go in bush, you will see many villages, and all the children will run to say 'Bonjour' (hello) and 'cadeau' (present).

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Q:  how to???? travel agent? Money is an issue..but as my wife and I do not have unlimited time nor strength... direct travel is the... 

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A: hi, can the flight back with Air France that take 20 hours plus include decent stopovers to go sightsee the places you could stop at? 

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