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20 Jul 2004
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Update Nouadhibou-Nouakchott road
Th road from Nouadhibou to nouakchott is about 60% finished. For almost all of the rest you can drive alongside it on a piste. There are still some sandy spots on this piste so you still need sand ladders or whatever.
The Mauri border post may (or may not)be moving in the next 3 weeks, ask the Moroccans if youre not sure. The 5 year rule is still enforced in senegal and a convoy is still required from rosso or Diama. it is still possible to enter Casamance from Gambia without a convoy. 
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20 Jul 2004
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Kevin,
Thank you for that. I'm going down that road in October with two trailers, so the more tarmac the better - my apologies to the purists!! Sam.
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21 Jul 2004
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Yes, thanks for that info Kev, I need to get to Nigeria within a month from the UK. The faster the better!
Leaving two weeks yesterday! B
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21 Jul 2004
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Hi
Is that Kevin who travelled with Andy Shemus, Alan and dirk on the way to Nouakchott last jan
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