The departure for adventure 
Roland The great team, and we dany 
The 2 brothers Francisco and Jorge 
The end of a flight 
preparation camp 
Team Land, Francisco and Jorge 
Naw Namus The volcano in central Libya 
In the Hall of Naw Namus 
A well deserved drink 
A prime rib grilled with herbes de Provence 
A police checkpoint on the border of Chad and Sudan 
All the girls in coca and water 
All the guys drink 
Every night a small campfire 
The sea sand 
preparation mint tea 
Un passage de dune 
Ma petite soeur "Dany" profite du soleil 
Un beau cordon de dunes 
Le coin des chefs 
Patrick en plein délire 
Mon animal totem part pour l'abattoir 
Leptis Magna, une ville romaine gigantesque 
Les frères Campos et Joëlle à Leptis Magna 
A final bivouac beside the sea 
The border crossing Libya and Tunisia 
A small pool for the head 
A small drink at Kairouan between Friend 
"The Carthage" 
return to Marseilles In 2004 Libya's Central and Eastern
Libya, was so excited that we I decide to know the central part and east to the borders of Chad, Sudan and Egypt. After several contacts, I found an organization that has this track in his catalog. Same steps as the previous year and we are left with Roland and Dany to Tunis and the Libyan border.
On this raid, we are introduced to Francisco and his brother Jorge, a family of gold, super nice and good living. We are a group very supportive and always have an excuse for a party rigolade.La Sand Sea is aptly named, for miles and miles out of sight on sand and sand still. Sweltering heat, but with a good cold beer, everything happens for the better. Un bref passage au « Naw Namus » un cratère de volcan immense et profond. Nous descendons jusqu’en bas, pour ce tremper les pieds dans le lac, mais les moustiques nous attendaient. Un vrai festin pour eux qui ne doivent pas souvent voir des touristes aussi appétissants. Après Tazerbo direction plein sud vers les frontières du Tchad et du Soudan, nous retrouvons enfin les dunes de sable. Des bivouacs a n’en plus finir, apéro, grillades, thé à la menthe et soirée dancing : Rock et tango, pieds nus dans le sable, c’est plutôt une partie de rire. Pour la remontée, nous longeons de près la frontière de l’Egypte jusqu’à la Méditerranée. Une visite à the ancient Roman capital "Leptis Magna" a huge city and very well preserved, its green columns of Carrara marble, its paved walkways, an amphitheater, palaces and gardens of unsurpassed beauty. A final camp on the beach with a small dip in the sea was necessary, then champagne to celebrate the return from Tunisia.
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