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Desert Travels - Motorcycle Journeys in the Sahara and West Africa!

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Just came across this looking for something else...

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Funny That..!

Funny That.... I came across something too (whilst sat bored in the desert.) Your Sahara travels book on Kindle! As I'm heading out to Morocco this summer and hopefully the Algerian border will be open this year, I'm voraciously reading up on what I can find..!

'Why am I reading desert books when I'M IN A DESERT?' you may be asking. I work all day staring at the Iraqi desert protecting engineers and dream of being back on my bike thrashing the hell out of it!

Not long now, home in 5 days..! Lots of prep to do....Whoop!
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That's the good old days (as usual): The old piste passing by Fort Miribel (ghost "town" now, if I remember well), Tam as a village, and so one...
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Nice find.


It must have been one of those internet browsing weeks
I found this the other day:-
Clifford Saber. Desert Rat Sketch Book. 1959. Chapters Three & Four.
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