We have successfully crossed the border between Djibouti and Somaliland several minutes ago. |
This is the first young woman which I saw in Somaliland. |
Town Loyada at the land border between Somaliland and Djibouti. |
We drove away from the Loyada town and directed to Hargeisa. |
Deserted landscape near the Loyada town is full of the green trees. |
A group of local people is waiting something under the tree. |
Group of local men look at us. |
Somaliland desert before the sunset. |
One of the villages on our way to Hargeisa where we stopped. |
Small sandy village. |
Crows fly in the air. |
Houses in an ordinary Somaliland village. |
Local man dressed in the colorful clothes. |
Wall of the house has been made from the numerous branches of trees. |
A lot of garbage has been scattered everywhere in the village. |
Flag of Somaliland is fluttering in the wind, the garbage and the trucks. |
Strange constructions in the village. |
Sheep “Blackhead Persian”. |
Our jeep stopped near the cafe. |
People in the village. |
It seems to me this tremendous truck is slightly overloaded. |
Working woman in a cafe. |
I suppose, this man strongly urges me not to photograph the flag of Somaliland. |
Dromedaries in the desert. |
This plain is a scrub-covered area. |
Sandy road is very difficult for many vehicles. |
Nomadic huts. |
Dromedaries run alongside and ahead of the jeep. |
View of the road from the window of the jeep. |
This semi-deserted place consisting chiefly of shrubs and small trees. |
Another village on our way, an advertisement of the Red sea on the wall of the building. |
Wall of the building has been decorated with the images of the moon. |
It is a public or religious building. |
Tall green trees grow in the village. |
There are many one storey buildings which have been constructed from the bricks. |
Car has been disassembled and only the shell remained. |
We got stuck in the sand few times. |
This deep sand is hard to overcome even for the jeep. |
Sometimes we thought it is impossible to drive here. |
At first, this jackal run ahead of the jeep, when it tired, jumped out of the way. |
Tired jackal poses for us. |
Our road was very long, we stopped for few minutes in the Ceel-Sheekh village to buy fresh water. |
Name of the village is Ceel-Sheekh. |
Each local man from the Ceel-Sheekh village has the the bottle of fresh water close to him. |