Bushcamp at Brides Veil Waterfall

We arrived early at our bushcamp this evening. It was our best camp to date. We pitched our tents just next to a waterfall. It was the dry season so the water was at low ebb but enough to be spectacular. There was a huge grove of bamboos that was so tall that the tops bent over and fanned out to form a canopy. The sound of the water hitting the rocks below was very soothing.

Breakfast was at 9am so time for a lie in in the morning. I woke up at 6am and lay in bed watching the dawn through my tent. I got up at 7am and caught up on some of my journaling.

We left at 11am for our next bushcamp and last night in Guinea before we enter Sierra Leone.

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Brian Ó hÚrdail

Old guy, soon to be a’knockin’ on heaven’s door; but not today! Wanting to see more and more of this beautiful green troubled world of ours. I love to travel overseas for 3 months of the year and the rest of the time either working as a psychotherapist in inner-city Dublin or travelling around Ireland in Saoirse, my vintage VW campervan.

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