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Burkina Fasso Part II: Royalty and what you do-do in Ouagadougou
Riding a bicycle around Tiabele Sleeping out on the roof was quite the experience and the stars were absolutely brilliant and shone magically, aided by the lack of streetlights. It will be something I will always remember, especially listening to the village noises in the night. We had heard drumming at around 1 in the morning (apparently there had been a funeral) and a rather upset donkey who brayed at regular intervals through the night, matched only in force by several roo
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Feb 10, 20189 min read


Burkina Fasso Part I: Swine by Candlelight
Entering a traditional home in Tiabele We ordered a private taxi to take us back to Domango where we would pick up a minibus heading back to Tamale and then north from there to the Burkina Fasso border. We asked that he make a stop along the way to a famed mud and stick mosque that’s over 700 years old in Larabanga – and it’s still in use today! Here are the photos. These types of structures are most famous for being located in Mali, but they do occur in other places across t
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Feb 8, 20185 min read
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