Mauritania is a mystery to many travelers. While some intrepid world travelers have been visiting for years, only recently have travel warnings lightened to the point where more people are going with less hesitation. If you…
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Shipwrecks to Camel Treks – Mauritania Part 1 – From Immigration to Nouadhibou
by Team Hazardby Team Hazard What kind of roguish world travelers would we be if we didn’t have a pocketful of adventure quotes to keep us inspired? Well, we want you to be inspired, too. We’ve chosen the 42 best world…
Okay, so you’re a Gen X-er , or a Boomer, whose been underpaid since wages stagnated in the ’80’s, your kids (those lovable little money-suckers) are grown or nearly there, you’re over 50 and you want…
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Mauritania Part 4 – Chinguetti’s Old Library and a Medical Emergency in the Middle of Nowhere
by Team Hazardby Team HazardThe story so far… In Part 1, we covered our arrival to Mauritania and our trek out to see the Shipwrecks of Nouadhibou. In Part 2, we visited Atar, and the giant rock Ben Amira. In…
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Traveling While Fat (or Tall): A Tale of Not Fitting in Southeast Asia
by Team Hazardby Team HazardSome of the coolest things to do require being in good physical shape. Some fat people are in good shape, some are not. We started this journey in the ‘not’ category. The trick is to be smart about your abilities. Don’t be afraid to try things that push your limits, but some activities may not be right for you at this point in time. Talk to your guides, discuss options and ask for help if you need it.