Waiting at the border between Tunisia and Algeria 
& Ginette Francisco snack after 5 hours waiting 
Roland & Danny do the same 
Joel & I also 
group Touareg 
Fueling diesel across the border 
Joel can be seen in the fesh-fesh 
A beautiful view over the southern Algerian 
An acacia in the middle of nothing 
The Village Essendilene 
A hard passage in the fesh-fesh 
My engine after a stint in the fesh-fesh 
Around Roland cross the fesh-fesh 
Beautiful landscape Tassili 
After exercise, comfort ... 
And also needed a drink with friends. 
Mutual in a softer way 
tea preparation method typically Tuareg 
The Gorge Essendilene 
A series of grooves in gueltas Essendilene 
Checking and maintenance of vehicles every day 
A picnic Shadow 
A magnificent double arch 
In search of a passage in the erg 
Installing the bivouac 
One race Camels 
Rock carvings of the most deemed "The cow that cries" 
Men Tuareg group before the crying cow 
Women Tuareg group before the crying cow 
A well-organized camp 
Our arrival in Djanet 
A view of Djanet 
A couple of Djanet 
A refueling Djanet 
My friend Johnny 
A canoun loan action 
A bivouac in a large wadi 
A bivouac at the foot of the pyramid 
Our coaches Algerian 
A refueling pit 
Petroglyphs 
beautiful landscapes 
sand dunes invaded the mountains 
sumptuous monuments 
arches shovel 
Preparation of tagella in a sandstorm 
Another arch 
Always arches 
Jean-Claude & Alain, our friends mechanics 
Strange pyramids 
Looking for a bivouac 
My wife Joelle and me 
A wild ride 
My friend Roland and I 
Superb ark 
Good cold beer 
A passage in the dunes 
On the trail of Assekrem 
The Assekrem 
The hermitage of "Father Foucaud" 
Dividing the barbecue with my friend Jean-Claude 
The passage through an arch 
My friends Tuareg 
A dance Tuareg 
Roland in the sandbox 
Didier Suisse sandbox 
Everyone pushes 
The preparation of the barbecue 
The Barbecued duck 
Breefing campfire 
preparation mint tea 
Francisco and the club med 
A small relaxing after a picnic 
A passage of dunes 
Landscape Tassili Hoggar 
A sunrise over the bivouac 
A sunset 
market in Tamanrasset Touareg 
Tammanrasset 
A blacksmith Tamanrasset 
The cuissson of taguella 
chamber Tragrerat A 
aperitif in sheltered sandy
A dinner Tuareg
A wheel change after a puncture
Entry Tamanrasset
A guelta in Assekrem
The refuge of the Father Foucaud
A picnic under the only tree
A beautiful camp 
A start in the starting block
A bivouac in the dunes
erg A majestic
A massive dunes of sight
In search of a passage
A roll Loose forward
Breefing around the campfire
The grilled duck breast with thyme and fire
preparation mint tea
Last drink on the boat
aperitif in sheltered sandy 
A dinner Tuareg 
A wheel change after a puncture 
Entry Tamanrasset 
A guelta in Assekrem 
The refuge of the Father Foucaud 
A picnic under the only tree 
A beautiful camp 
A start in the starting block 
A bivouac in the dunes 
erg A majestic 
A massive dunes of sight 
A roll Loose forward 
Ribs of beef and toast
Breefing around the campfire 
The grilled duck breast with thyme and fire 
preparation mint tea 
Last drink on the boat A return to Algeria obsessed me for a long time, but a raid 4x4 in the south was not advised. It was now or maybe never. All my friends were also willing to go. After a cruise of 20 hours by ferry from Marseilles to Tunis, we were determined to discover the mythical desert much talked about. A crossing of Tunisia in the rain, it happens also in Africa and a first night in Nafta, we're ready to face the endless wait at the border. After 5 hours of patience and a few kilometers parcourus, nos véhicules se sont fait caillassés par une bande de jeunes qui n'étaient apparemment pas très content de nous recevoir. Puis pour agrémenter le tout, de nombreux contrôles de police et des heures d'attente à n'en plus finir. Nous étions souvent obligés de changer de programme et surtout d'improviser. Mais... tout cela vaut quand même le détour. Les tassilis du Najjer, du Hoggar, les gueltas d'Essendilène, Tikobaïne, les ergs Admer et Killian, le Tadrart, Tin Merzouga, Tagrera, les villes de Djanet et Tammarasset, puis l'ermitage du père Foucaud dans l'Assekrem. J'en passe et des meilleurs, des paysages magiques, envoûtants et surtout grandioses. Des arches hautes as buildings dominate the massive rock. In the south, just on the borders of Libya, Niger and Mali, the Tuareg people welcoming and friendly fights in order to retain its identity. Our return was very sad and monotonous landscape in central and north have nothing to envy and people are more aggressive. My next return will be by plane from Marseille to Tammarasset with a 4x4 rental on site. The atmosphere in the whole group was festive. Our group Touareg vehicles were 9 and 16 adventurers and adventurers.
thank the whole team for such wonderful and unforgettable moments.
thank the whole team for such wonderful and unforgettable moments.
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