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15 Nov 2005
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Bit of an Algie update
right here: http://www.sahara-overland.com/news
Chris S ------------------ Author of Adventure Motorcycling Handbook 5 and Sahara Overland II http://www.sahara-overland.com and http://www.adventure-motorcycling.com 
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15 Nov 2005
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Thanks a lot for the information !
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15 Nov 2005
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It seems lookin' better ... thanks for these news
I've read the new algerian page : have you reliable infos about formalities in Algiers ( when you travel with your own car from Marseille with ferry ) , it seems that no guide is mandatory before El Menia . Thanks , RR .
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15 Nov 2005
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No first hand news about driving out of Algiers, but I get the impression the guide rule is border to border, although as we know people have done it without down the Tanezrouft. A fluke I think.
Algeria has always been quite strict and by the book; if you want to avoid guides for the moment try Libya on a good day, or Mori. Ch
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