http://joshua.perina.com/africa/guinea/posts/rss/xmlPosts from Guineahttp://joshua.perina.comTue, 06 Jan 2009 22:57:10 GMThttp://geographicalmedia.comhttp://joshua.perina.com/_ui/style/img/admin/explore-lara.gifhttp://geographicalmedia.comRSS Provided by .geographical mediahttp://joshua.perina.com/africa/guinea/labe/post/2008/5/8/travelling-againWell after two years in The Gambia I have left.  Melanie and I have started travelling from The Gambia across west africa. A trip we have had planned...<div class='ShowMediaItem'><div class='ShowMediaDate'>Thursday, May 08, 2008</div><div class='ShowMediaBody'><p>Well after two years in The Gambia I have left.  <a href="http://mela.geo.gm/" >Melanie</a> and I have started travelling from The Gambia across west africa. A trip we have had planned for quite a long time.  When I was back in North America last summer we were beginning preparations and now we have commenced the journey by car in our white van.  Now we find ourselves 3 weeks in and already three countries deep.  </p><p>Mela is updating her website a lot more than I am, but unfortunately you will find much of it is in German... not much good for most of my friends.  </p><p>I'll try to write more but am using most of my computer time on work related items.  Currently we are in Dabola, Guinea a funny little town with a dam nearby.  So though it is surrounded by darkness this village has near constant electicity and even a decent satelite feed for internet complements of the French government and CCF.  It makes it a nice place to relax a few days and reconnect.  </p></div></div>Thu, 08 May 2008 04:06:25 GMT