Welcome to our blog, we are the sandmen, Guy Cockin, Tavis Walker and James Vessey, three archaeologists (in some cases ex archaeologists) who have risen to the challenge of the Plymouth Banjul rally. The rally occurs annually and is what might be called the banger equivilant of the Paris Dakar race. The rally is all about raising money for charity, in our case Wateraid www.wateraid.org.uk. So if you want to aid us in our drive to raise £4000 you can donate via paypal on this website!
Tuesday, December 26, 2006
An early Christmas present greeted guy early in the day in the form of a dose of the runs, This was best remedied by a marathon drive across some spectacularly picturesque and pot-holed roads down to Zagora in an attempt to keep a rendez-vous with our copper/arms smuggler friend, Masjid, in the dunes of Tinfou, this lead to an aborted short cut attempt to go off-piste at the village of Al Nif only to find ourselves embroiled in a childrens mince pie riot 200 m from the road, to which we beat a hasty retreat. Trying to make time and still practising our Moroccan driving styles guy attempted a rather dangerous maneouvre which ended in a game of chicken at over100 km an hour with overloaded moroccan merc. Fortunately in a country where might is right the merc binned itself and the occupants were left waving their fists in a cloud of dust.
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