Grecy

Thanks for the support!

Here's how it felt to drive through the minefield.

Definitely my most intense day behind the wheel of a vehicle - much more than The Death Road in Bolivia.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ksnSjpYL-rQ -Dan

MoRockN

This is Epic ! I can't believe i just saw this thread . As a Moroccan born and raised I do envy you for what you're doing , I wish I could take my JKU someday to Morocco and drive through all the mountains and dirt roads. From the video, looks like you picked up on the Moroccan way of sharing the road pretty fast You truly are Living my dream 👍🏽 !! Best of luck and I will be following your Journey .
Cheers Mate!
Ayoub

MagnaFlow

Talk about nerve-wracking! Glad you made it through safe, and we're looking forward to the next parts of the journey!

Grecy

I have driven into African country #3, Senegal!

And without a Carnet De Passage too, something many people have said is impossible.

Into Senegal without a Carnet | The road chose me



Woah, it's starting to get tropical!

-Dan

FlyFisherman

Awesome! Keep it up and keep us updated as you can.

Grecy

Hi All,

I'm making my way through Senegal:
Senegal Sights | The Road Chose Me




-Dan

Grecy

Hi All,

I have driven into Gambia, country #4.
After hours of arguing, I ended up paying my first bribe, unfortunately.
Read the full story here:
Into Gambia | The Road Chose Me



-Dan

Grecy

Hey Everyone,

Here's how it looked driving across Mauritania, skirting the edge of the Sahara desert.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nbpMPUca93A -Dan

ShawnNoble

Thanks for all the updates! Glad you are saying safe.

AJ_

I was wondering how the conflict over there was affecting your trip. I know most African countries are safe for travel but I'd just be worried about coming across a caravan of rebels. How has the vibe been so far? Do the locals welcome your presents? Mauritania is in the same peace index as Mexico, how has it been?