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		<title>Ouagadougou (er, what?), here we come!</title>
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<td><strong><font size=-2>People standing under the tree, wondering who&#8217;s camping right there <img src='http://300td.org/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' /><br />
That&#8217;s how I woke up, by the voices of the people who start to work early on the fields.<br />
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<td><strong><font size=-2>Old Mercedes 190, the passengers must have ended up dead..<br />
This must have been a very nasty crash. I think this would be a good way too for Europe, to leave the crashed vehicles for sometime. People will hopefully think better about speeding.<br />
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<td><strong><font size=-2>Being on my own again, having lunch somewhere on the road to Ouagadougou</font></strong></td>
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<td><strong><font size=-2>Aproaching Ouagadougou.<br />
Burkina Faso&#8217;s capital has the cool name &#8216;Ouagadougou&#8217;, nice Scrabble word.<br />
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