Cycling from London to Cape Town (Part 3) — A battle through the Pros’ territory

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I woke in the heart of Mauritania in dazed confusion. It had been a fitful night’s sleep. Mid-morning light, already heavy with the heat of the day, pierced the thin cotton of our roof. 
After suffering hours of torment on the Iron Train’s bare-metal floor, a thin, plastic-covered…



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