You might enjoy some of the narratives below. You may even learn something from a few of them. There will also probably be plenty of laughs at our expense, too.
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I am writing this on a bus in the United States. I am traveling to Washington, DC and eventually, Abidjan. This bus trip is the first leg of my trip. Some of the in-bus amenities include leather reclining seats, power outlets, wi-fi, on-board toilet and...
Most people who come on our trips are used to dealing with traffic jams and speed traps. They are less familiar with green monkeys darting across the road or meandering donkeys. West African roads are often unfenced, and whether it's a dirt track or tarmac, there is...
If you look at a map of where we run our trips, you will notice that there are waterways everywhere. The Sine Saloum delta and the Casamance are particularly blue when looking at the region from above. There are plenty of bridges and causeways over the smaller rivers...