Desert Soul supports intercultural rapprochement and education
13.2.2010 | Tripoli, Libya
A part of the preparations for the next expedition, scheduled for end of 2010 and the beginning of the 2011, was a visit, paid to the schools in Kufra and in the tiny oasis of Rebiana. Desert Soul is about to step a step higher. Simple travels that probably brought different cultures a bit closer to the minds of my blogs' readers will grow into expeditions that will not only serve as a rapprochement of cultures, but also encourage education and later hopefully also other things that communities in the world are in need of.
From the dunes to Tripoli
12.2.2010 | Tripoli, Libya
The next morning my house and I managed to find the way out of the dunes and entered al-Waha oil field. After having my morning nescafe with the security guys at the entry gate (the tyres were meanwhile being inflated to the definite 3 and 3,5 bar – approximately 40 and 50 PSI) I headed northwards, but less than a kilometre later my attention was drawn to a huge Dodge truck next to which my dwelling looked like a dwarf.
Free
10.2.2010 | Rebiana Sand Sea, Libya
As we reached Kufra we said goodbye and the next day all of them flew via Benghazi to Tripoli. I received from the police a document that allowed me to TRAVEL ALONE IN LIBYA FOR THE FIRST TIME IN MY LIFE!
Story in pictures
5.2.2010 | Al-Aweinat, border between Libya, Egypt and the Sudan
I knew it would happen! Magnificent location, excellent company and a few days on the same place. Magic!
Caravan's arrival
4.2.2010 | Libyan Sahara
We finally took it easy and relaxed after days of running by pitching a camp on one place for a couple of nights. As I told you before, the place was magical. In this and the following posts you'll be able to appreciate its beauty.