A story of one of the legendary W123's of Mercedes on vegetable oil
Posts tagged ‘ouagadougou’
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| Back in Ouagadougou again. Having my tyres fixed |
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| Buzzing streets in Ouagadougou |
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This is how they fixed my tyre: Just meld the rubber to seal the rubber. It took about one and a half hour, bit long, if you ask me  |
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| Green Mercedes taxis in Ouagadougou |
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| South Burkina Faso, on my way to Ghana |
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| Waterfall from the air, Burkina Faso |
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| Huge showers make driving nearly impossible |
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| A still full operational W123 Taxi in Ouagadougou |
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| The tollroad checkpoint in Burkina Faso. The checkpoints consists of gates which will be opened by someone after you paid. |
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| People standing under the tree, wondering who’s camping right there That’s how I woke up, by the voices of the people who start to work early on the fields. |
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| Old Mercedes 190, the passengers must have ended up dead.. 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. |
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| Being on my own again, having lunch somewhere on the road to Ouagadougou |
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| Aproaching Ouagadougou. Burkina Faso’s capital has the cool name ‘Ouagadougou’, nice Scrabble word. |