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Nouakchott
We set off at 08:00 in a shared minibus for Nouakchott. The buses leave from the main road and a ticket cost 700Rp. The place was bustling with sellers, travellers and locals walking about - a feast for the eyes in this new country.
Nouadhibou
I had booked a bus ticket last night from the Supra@tours office on the promenade. The bus was due to leave at 08:00 heading towards the Moroccan border town of Guerguerat
Sidi Ifni
Today was market day at the interesting town of Sidi Ifni, just south of Mirhleft. The market was of the more traditional type with everything laid out on the ground; huge piles of fresh fruit and vegetables, meat, spices, pottery, plastics, home appliances, clothes and an extensive area put aside to the selling of belongings "car boot style'.
Jebel El Kest
Today was another highlight on this trip. The weather was spectacular and climbing the mountain was incredible.
Amelyn Valley
I wandered through the numerous settlements nestled into the mountainside where most houses are now empty and in various stages of decay.
Casablanca
I spent today roaming around Casablanca getting to know its layout, old town, sea front and incredible architecture, much of which is crumbling and shabby and tells a fascinating historical story.
Casablanca
Today was a day of contrasts. I left the guest house in Imlil in light rain with views of snow topped mountains.