Senegal Journey: Stone Circles, Rhino Encounters & UNESCO Sites

Senegal Adventure Update: Dakar, Palmarin & More

Dear Max,

We arrived yesterday in Dakar, Senegal. Tomorrow, we head south to Palmarin. Marco was quite puzzling:

We talked about “Robbison,” but he wants to keep it a secret for a surprise. We'll tell you more about that in our next update next month.

How's your leg? Good morning to the entire team at L'Ocean. Warmest greetings to everyone!

I received your drawings and photos, Emma; you look so pretty in your African robe! And Mar is great at trading with the marabout in town! But where were these photos taken?

The Stone Circles Mystery & Jungle Expedition

Julia: Mine were taken in the jungle. Two days ago, we went to do a story on the stone circles.

Marco: Yes, they are mysterious megaliths, built over two thousand years ago, and have been classified as UNESCO World Heritage. It's truly an incredible site.

Max: Yes, but why did the taxi go completely into the jungle?

The Unexpected Rhino Encounter

Emma: Well, we were observing the stone circles when suddenly we were attacked by a rhinoceros!

Max: No?!

Étienne: People from a neighboring village were alerted by the driver.

Marco: Yes, and the next day we contacted a local newspaper that wanted to know our story.

Lucas: Our story is now known to all inhabitants of the region! An article was even published about us in a newspaper this morning!

Julia: Yesterday, we were even interviewed by two journalists, and my photos were published in the article. We'll send it, you'll see!

Lucas: Etienne is in front of a baobab branch, thick with rhino dung!

Étienne: Yes, laugh, but I was afraid for my life!