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After Lac Rose, both The Blogger and The Lady were getting pretty touristed-out, and we both were sort of ready to get back to the hotel and crash before catching a 2:30 am flight from Dakar to Hotlanta.  By this point, it was around 3:00 and we were still slated to go to the twin [...]

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As The Blogger noted previously, Reserve de Bandia is about 65 km south of Dakar.  Because The Blogger knew immediately upon seeing it in Lonely Planet that Bandia would be a destination, he recalled this clearly from his map of Senegal.  He also recalled reading about the next stop on the itinerary – Lac Rose [...]

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  Big Baobab New Year’s Day dawned bright and, as it does everywhere in the world, entirely too early.  After going to sleep at 3:30, we had to be up at 8:00 to meet our tour guides for today’s adventure in front of the hotel at 8:30.  Although draggy, we were remarkably functional, and managed [...]

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I have already spent far too much time on the NYE party, and could go on forever, but I will close with a few thoughts on the wildly gesticular culture of the Lebanese and a short comparitive anthropological deconstruction of Lebanese v. American man-hugs.  I have long believe that much can be learned about a [...]

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Day 6 (part 5) – 12/31/08 – Ozio Restaurant, Dakar, Senegal

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Day 6 (part 4) – 12/31/08 – Ozio Restaurant, Dakar, Senegal

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Day 6 (part 3) – 12/31/08 – Ozio Restaurant, Dakar, Senegal

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Day 6 (part 2) – 12/31/08 – Ozio Restaurant, Dakar, Senegal

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Still Going Strong In Dakar New Year’s Eve dawned bright and early at the crack of 10:00 am (which is absurdly late for us) and we meandered up to a pattiserie in the main part of town for coffee and croisants, which were good.  I had another, which was even better.  First stop was an [...]

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Day 5 (part 3) – 12/30/08 – Dakar, Senegal

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