The thing is, we found that people were thrilled to have us there. They were excited to share their party with foreigners (of which there were very few). We got hugs and people wanting to talk to us. They loved taking pictures and showing off for the camera. Over the four days of the festival, I received three spontaneous kisses on the cheek.
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Thingyan – Myanmar’s Water Festival 2020 – Updated
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Mauritania Part 3 – Camel Trekking in the Sahara Desert
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. Now,…
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Shipwrecks to Camel Treks – Mauritania Part 1 – From Immigration to Nouadhibou
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