Just to keep everyone on the same page, I will be heading to Sevare tomorrow afternoon with Salif. There, we'll spend the night at Minkailou's wife's house (basically Jeff's stopover house), then get up Tuesday morning so I can open a bank account. Then we'll hire a taxi to go to Kirill's village, see the cave paintings there, pick him up, and go back to Sevare, where we'll catch an overnight bus to Bamako. This means that we will hopefully be in Bamako Wednesday morning so I can start my business. However, if my previous blog posts have taught us anything, it's that travel is not reliable and I may spend the night next to the highway. But that was with sham bus. This will be with reliable bus companies, the likes of Gana or Africa Tour. Oh yeah.
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About Me
- Laura
- I just graduated from Scripps College with a B.A. in linguistics. I'm on a Fulbright for the year in Mali working with the Dogon Languages Project to study and document the Tommo-So language. My home will be in Douentza and the village of Tedie (in the middle of nowhere), so grab a camel and come visit.
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