We installed the big party speakers as you can see on the following pics. Just connected a small cheap MP3 player on the other end but that was enough to scare the workers there with some hard rock. It's mean :)
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- The way back
- Correction and apologies
- In Bamako
- Savannah then concrete road again
- Kiffa
- Sheep brain at the petrol station instead of Tidjika
- Nouakchott by night
- Photos
- The dust, the wind and the capital of Mauritania
- Mauritania 2 – vacuum cleaning
- In Mauritania. We have booze!
- No man’s land
- Moroccan-Mauritanian border
- In Mauritania tomorrow
- Western Sahara
- Daily routine on the bus
- Planet Tatooine
- What can one do on the bus?
- Morocco 2 – Moon and mountains
- Morocco – the first day in Africa
- Almeira, internet difficulties, ferry
- Melilla
- Correction
- Tuti and the Fradi flag
- The longest day – take 2
- News from the team
- Bus number 7 is tearing along int he middle of Mor...
- Morning after the longest day
- 2nd day - The longest day
- Bus number 7 is going at a spanking pace!
- New passanger on board
- Dressed up and ready to go
- Mechanics at work
- Rooftop terrace
- Sound machine
- New workshop - luxury!
- Checking this and that
- Making extraordinary flags
- After car (bus) wash
- Seating
- The bus is ready to kick off for the 8000 km journey
- Charity activities
- The bus
- Route of Budapest-Bamako 2008
- The "Bus number 7" project
- The history of the Great African Run
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