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	The Hilton, Nubian Desert. Sudan.
	Sunrise. Desert goat herder. This lone figure and his flock emerged from the desert and vanished into the horizon. This photo is available as a Web Postcard and as Desktop Wallpaper.
	The bone shaking corrugated A1. Nubian Desert.
	Early morning cuppa. Nubian Desert.

	We spend the night camped alongside giant egg shaped rock formations.
	Pink sands in the heart of the Nubian Desert.
	Tea shop and fish restaurant. A welcome break after three days in the desert.
	Desert storm brewing.
	Behind a mountains shadow, the Nile. Our last hours in the tranquility of the desert.
	Moonrise over the Nile. Abri. This photo is available as a Web Postcard and as Desktop Wallpaper.
	Nubian children. Abri.
	Abri's oldest house and some of its youngest inhabitants.
	Magzoub bids us farewell after his friend fills our water bottles from Abri's well.
	Despite our bedraggled appearance, the women of Erew welcome us into their homes; feed us; and let us spend the night.
	Another family welcomes us into their home in Sadinfanty.
	Proud grandmother and grandchild. Sadinfanty.
	Onion Man, Koya.
	Simon is confused, having forgotten what asphalt looks like. He is happy for 15Km until the road disappears back into the sand. Al Dabbah.
	Back to real roads and 300Km across the Baiyua Desert to Omdurman. Leah thanks Mr. Macadam.
	Late afternoon shadows herald the end of another day.

	After exchanging our bikes for more traditional transport, all we have to do is catch them.
	"Welcome to The Middle of Nowhere". Baiyua Desert.
	Hitching a ride in a gravel truck through a sandstorm is proving painful.
	Simon and his younger brother.

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