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Saharan Dust Cloud and Venezuela. [Eng+Spa] Nube de Polvo del Sahara y Venezuela.

(Versión En español más abajo). Venezuela and the Sahara are quite far apart, separated by an ocean, but it's interesting to see that they have a very long-standing

Au coeur du Ténéré en moto - Partie 4 / 4

Suite á de nombreuses aventures plus ou moins agréables racontées dans les 3 parties précédentes nous sommes expulsés de Libye et condamnés á retraverser le Sahara

Au coeur du Ténéré en moto - Partie 3 / 4

Aprés une magnifique traversée de l'Aïr puis du Ténéré (CF partie 2) nos motos peinent á traverser le Kawouar. Malgré cela nous finissons par arriver á la frontiére

Au coeur du Ténéré en moto - Partie 2 / 4

Juillet 2000 : Partis d'Abidjan (Cf Partie 1) nous sommes maintenant lá oú l'avanture va réellement commencer : Le nord NigerAgadezLe vent de sable nous accueille.

Au coeur du Ténéré en moto - Partie 1 / 4

Le camion, trop chargé, se déporte sur la gauche pour éviter un des innombrables trous jalonnant la route de Yamoussoukro. La Honda se jette sur le bas côté, accélère.

Vers les espaces infinis du Sahara

Le nord du Burkina Faso, c’est un seuil. Une transition. Une promesse. Ce n’est pas encore le Sahara, mais déjà le paysage change. Les arbres se font plus rares,

Discover the Magic of Morocco Desert Tours

If you're dreaming of an unforgettable adventure in North Africa, Morocco desert tours offer a once-in-a-lifetime experience. From the golden dunes of the Sahara

Discover the Magic of Morocco Desert Tours

If you're dreaming of an unforgettable adventure in North Africa, Morocco desert tours offer a once-in-a-lifetime experience. From the golden dunes of the Sahara

The beautiful, treacherous Sahara

Desert vibes, the Sahara sand is so vast and the area it covers is ever expanding. There are some projects in the Sahel region of African to slow down or even halt

Sahara desert, Morocco

After experiencing the beautiful city of Fes, we headed to the Merzouga, a small village in the Sahara desert. It was an exhausting and long bus ride, but we happily

🌍 Unlock Africa's Hidden Gems! 🗺️

Dive into the heart of Africa and discover its untamed beauty! From the golden sands of the Sahara to the lush jungles of Congo, Africa offers a tapestry of landscapes

Conscious Music you have probably never heard of | #84 | Terakaft

Authentic & raw rock tunes from the Sahara desert, Terakaft sounds like nothing you have ever heard! Unbelievably groovy and enticing, their tracks paint rich

My Favorite Shots from Morocco

Last year in May, I traveled to Morocco for one week. We rented a car for 5 days starting from the city of Fès, and headed to the Sahara Desert. We did the touristy

Remembering paradise - and how I almost moved there

Remembering Paradise AND HOW I ALMOST MOVED THERE Today I'm remembering paradise and how I almost moved there. I'm talking about Fuerteventura, one of the Canary

Sahara refund portal..

Well this video was uploaded by me. A lot of fraud companies came in front. First they pay according to promise but when people invest in large amount. That time

Toxic wind won't stop me :)

Toxic wind won't stop me :) SATURDAY WALK IN THE RAIN Rain, strong winds and dangerous things flying around in the air. None of that stopped me from my morning walk

The History of the Sahara: Unraveling the Secrets of the Desert

Introduction Welcome to our comprehensive guide on the intriguing history of the Sahara Desert. In this article, we delve deep into the past, uncovering the mysteries

Mauritanian iron train. Desert train. The longest and heaviest train in the world

Whatever you call it, this train from Zouerate to Nouadhibou is unmistakable, there are no others in Mauritania. It was I who rode it in a white coat (which,

A bit of UNESCO. Chinguetti

Chinguetti has suffered more from time (and sand) than Ouadan. But his mosque is still in operation (due to which, according to Moorish traditions, only a Muslim

Object 180, Ksars (fortified dwellings) in Ouadan, Chinguetti, Tishit and Oualat

Quote from the UNESCO website: "Founded in the 11th-12th centuries to serve caravans crossing the Sahara, these trading and religious centers became important