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Most of the hot produce to Serengeti It was quite some and bumpy(3 hours) produce to Serengeti. The sun had to be strong the road unpaved and rocky, flinty, pebbly. It expanded before us to bleached brown and had to be very very by means of cool lavish Ngorogoro crater. After coffee we got through Lake Magadi, which was blushing deep lilac from flocks of flamingos and there seemed to be a spot the location where... Know more where it Serengeti Roars.. Overlanding Photography equipment III
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