I like places with history and St Louis has plenty of it. The French have been fond of the town for over three hundred years and still are. I rolled onto this time-warped island shortly after crossing the border with Mauritania and soon realised it was somewhere worth stopping for a few days.
If you’ve been following the twitter updates you’ll know my compact camera was stolen yesterday. It was visible in the mesh-pocket of my day-sack whilst I was out walking. A lesson quickly learnt. I still have my main SLR, the camera used to take the photos in the slide-show below, but the theft has certainly put a dampener on my impressions of the place. Time to move on south.


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Hello Peter,
Love your trip, blog, tweets, photos the whole package. I just blogged about you and will be doing so frequently if that’s ok. Also used an image to illustrate the blog hope that’s ok too, it links back to your post of course etc. Good luck with the next leg!
http://goafrica.about.com/b/2010/02/27/the-big-africa-cycle.htm
Best,
Anouk
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Peter Reply:
February 28th, 2010 at 2:41 pm
@Anouk Zijlma, That’s great. Glad you’re enjoying the adventure. Lots more to come
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Hello Peter,
Love your trip, blog, tweets, photos the whole package. I just blogged about you and will be doing so frequently if that’s ok. Also used an image to illustrate the blog hope that’s ok too, it links back to your post of course etc. Good luck with the next leg!
Best,
Anouk
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So sorry to hear about the wallet loss. Hope it does not seriously inconvenience you. I would hope that further down the road, where there are fewer tourists, there will be less crime. Hang in there!
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Top shots Pete, shame about those rats though… Keep safe.
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Peter, your artistic eye, the SLR, and exotic places make for emotional, prize winning pics. Best travelogue pics I’ve ever seen. Thanks.
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Peter Reply:
February 27th, 2010 at 6:37 pm
@Jerry Harp, Thanks, always nice to hear messages like this when times are low
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love them! Always great quality shots Pete
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Your photos are always amazing, they show the real day to day life of a country. Gutted you had your compact camera nicked, but glad your still uploading great shots.
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Great shots! I remember being awed by the buildings. So different than what you’ll see elsewhere in Senegal.
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