EarthKora Gallery

18 images in this album on 2 pages

Nouadhibou has shipwrecks galore in it's waters.

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Me and my shesh. A shesh is a 25 foor length of cloth that you wrap around your head and face to keep the sand out.

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Sitting on the rails, waiting for the iron ore train. These rail lines are also a demarcation of the border between Mauritania and Western Sahara. The region across the rails to my right is heavily land mined.

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The White Nikes you see are mine. I am sitting on top of a truck cab with 4 other Mauritanians enroute to Atar from Choum. Of course my leg isnt that big, the wind is inflating my nylon pants

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Ki the resident dog at Auberge de Nomads in Nouakchott. Poor doggy needed a chew toy other than my shoe, and leg, and hand, etc

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The Khiral in Nouakchott. Yet another creepy shipwreck

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Kids playing at Nouakchott beach

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A couple of the many brightly colored fishing boats at the Nouakchott fish market

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Amadou and I having breakfast. Amadou is expounding on the concept of "no tourists, no money"

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