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Fly and Roll, paragliding world tour on a bike and sailboat. Olivier Peyre et Nadège Perrot Fly and Roll, paragliding world tour on a bike and sailboat. Olivier Peyre et Nadège Perrot
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Ahmed House, Ahmer, region Taroudant.Un sample the local wildlife.
21 Sep 2008
Fruit farm of Ahmed Ahmer, Taroudant.Aicha region, Ahmed, my founche, and BaroudeurAhmed, owner of the field which I ogled the eye to bivouac, I lodged in an appendix to his field and invites me to "ftour" and dinner. I right the next day to share his dream of making this area a beautiful place full of fruit that he loves. To each his dreams. A great opportunity for sharing and friendship between two generations. One of my strongest events in Morocco.
21 Sep 2008
Agadir, marinaEn Full Sail stop action on the Marina. The principle is simple: run well (T-Shirt least dirty pants, forget that one has a beard and a half to two months, but hide our fear of falling into the water at every step of the narrow jetty) and ask all the boats if they want a good crew on board for Canaries.3 days later I boarded the Ketsch Olympus Super Maramu 16 meters to Lanzarote Islands Canaries.Patience and determination. Here is the secret.
23 Sep 2008
Agadir, souk.Toute city has a souk in Morocco. Few lines and a light cool deserve the shot.
23 Sep 2008
Agadir, marinaAnnonce sailboat stopper set up at the marina. A good way to make themselves known.
23 Sep 2008
Agadir, the CitadelleChacun come here, either by bike or by bus and tourist are collared by "guides" and other tourist trap. The bike does at least this: to get rid of its parasites travelers. A small victory as the sport. A vacuum's going much faster!
24 Sep 2008
Tifnit, South AgadirNouvelle rookie of the moment. In Morocco, there are not roads.
25 Sep 2008
Tifnit, South AgadirPêcheurs morning.
25 Sep 2008
Tifnit, South AgadirChamps dunes. Do not cross the Sahara, I had my dose of sand. I left, 48 hours before the departure of my sailboat, on Tifnit, 60 kms to immerse myself in this little desert home.
25 Sep 2008
Tifnit, South AgadirUn breakfast which honored. butter, honey, loaf of bread, tea, and the log book which is for the tramp of the most faithful companions. He notes every evening of the day's adventure.
25 Sep 2008
Tifnit, South AgadirFini tar, more road is 800 meters of sand to reach the village! 70 pounds of pushing the bike in, no small feat!
25 Sep 2008
Tifnit, AgadirPetit southern fishing village and coastal paragliding site. Morning light.
25 Sep 2008
Agadir, barbier.Après 2 months and half a beard, it's time to rebuild a face. Especially as the real boat stop expecting the Canaries ... we will have to ensure a minimum issue presentation! I would be among the Arabs for a real barber. No real pro like that at home!
25 Sep 2008
Agadir, sailing and cycling The Olympus BaroudeurAllégorie travel by bicycle and boat stop.
26 Sep 2008
Atlantic, between Agadir and Lanzarote, Canary Islands, a day. <br> Because in sailing sunsets are always more beautiful.
26 Sep 2008
AgadirDépart Morocco. Biking and paragliding are on board. Go! The concept bike sailing and paragliding become real!
26 Sep 2008
Agadir, sailing Olympian bad news while here I am right in the High Atlas. maritimme no connection exists between the Moroccan coast and the Canary Islands: Obviously against a government will face the problem of immigration Africa => Europe. Given the 60 km separating the two territories, it's almost choquqnt. Especially seeing the news from 2005 informants from the "imminent introduction of the sea link Tarfaya-Gran Canaria, encouraged by the Spanish and Moroccan authorities." Lies, up to the truth. How can we let these bandits in place? (Rage against me as not even able to see this kind of obvious things in advance). The only link provided just Cadiz, Spanish coast ... over 800 kms to go. Too frustrating! And I promised never to go back. Question of Ethics vagabond. Several solutions are available to me: 1.All to the flow of boats leaving for the Atlantic in Cape Verde and then bike down to Dakar via Mauritania little sour at the moment and the Sahara (adventure but not displease me along: more than 3 or 4000 miles, so the risk to miss the season to cross) 2.Seek a boat directly to Morocco. Internet forums give Agadir as a point solution can be gleaned départ.Autre way: accept me on board a cargo of sand that move their goods from Laayoune to Gran Canaria. 3. Find a "boat people" and have 90% chance of dying on the road. Disadvantage: mourir4. Back when even CadizAu final three days I will find a sailboat. Walking the docks and with my project. Well received as a rule, the main obstacle comes from the high responsibility of the skipper in relation to teammates. Fall in n then not anyone at sea Yvalin Ask how he ended up in two with a third crazy on board the life of a sun lounger. I thank especially Jean Pierre Hamon and Maryse who welcomed me aboard their Ketsch 16 m, Olympus, with whom they left for a world tour in three years. There's no age to get into trouble!
26 Sep 2008
Atlantic, between Agadir and Lanzarote, Canary Islands, 2.Voilier days: 7 knots (13kmh) on average, 24h/24.Vélo: 15 kmh average, 6h/24. So the boat goes faster over the medium term. I checked!
27 Sep 2008
Sailboat Olympus, Atlantic, between Agadir and Lanzarote, Canary Islands, within days rather 2.A class. A true small apartment as adopted will not flank of slaps us with its walls!
27 Sep 2008
Sailboat Olympus, Atlantic, between Agadir and Lanzarote, Canary Islands, 3.Lever days of sunshine between two guys. The advantage of the morning shift.
28 Sep 2008
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