Sometimes we have to drive less than 10 km/ hour and sitting at the back, it's really rough! There are fewer and fewer vehicles as we get closer to Sierra Leone-
We crossed a narrow bridge over a lovely river-
where they had a banana nursery-
Thankfully it didn't take long to get through the borders. The Guinée side uses computers, thanks to us-
Sierra Leone is an English speaking country so I'm not sure if maybe this sign is for those who don't get through as quickly as we did-
Sierra Leone is so different from Guinée. There's more money so the roads are great. They still burn lots but there was little garbage lying around. It just feels easier-
Quite a load bursting out of the back of a van-
We pulled into a place right on Bureh Beach where it's the same price to camp or share a room, so guess where I am! $30 US is expensive for no power during the day, no hot water, no bathroom door and a window screen that's broken. TIA! I'm looking forward to a few relaxing days on the beautiful sea!
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