The Stunning Dogon, one of the most impressive places in West-Africa
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| Dogon village |
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| Relaxed breakfast in the small Dogon village. Left to right: Me, Amanda (Germany), Andrada (Sweden), our Guide (I forgot his name, er.. sorry). For some it was too early  |
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| The local children in the Dogon village |
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| Dogon valley, Mali |
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| Great view of the Dogon valley |
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| Stupid tourist in the Dogon valley |
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| Grains from the local farmers |
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| Grain silo’s |
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| Andrada with old(est?) woman from the tribe |
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| Take me to your leader. |
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| Fine handcrafted door |
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| Cute kids, proud of the stuff they made |
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| Cute kids, proud of the stuff they’ve made |
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| Another really cool tree |
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| Cute baby donkey! |
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| Storage compartments |
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| Some ruins in the Dogon village |
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| Handcarved doors |
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| Wood storage? Or just a place to have a bit of shade |
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| Wooden fence |
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| Relaxing and keeping out of the hot sun during mid-day |
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| Rocky mountains of the Dogon |
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| Cattle on the hill |
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| The Dogon valley |
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| The Dogon valley |
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| Amanda and the guide wandering through the village |
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| Great tree |
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| Late afternoon in the Dogon |
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| Cute kids |
Fantastic photo’s! Keep up the good work!
Hi Saharagelber,
No comment, your trip to West Africa is incredible. Your enthusiasm to go on such a long way to demand respect me who love adventure. People you have met are genuine and real and for us from urban countries seem unreal.
All due respect to the adventure!