HEADING TO BORAAME

[King-of-Awdal]

ok folkz in 20 dayz am off to Boraame with grandparents as they say in somali for DAQAN CELIS. in the process will be stops in Saylc, Dilla and djbouti. first time as am heading to somalia tht i will remember all the rest i was young and dont remember.

[The_Emperior5]

boorame is cool i have been there i slept in the rais hotel

beautifull

[King-of-Awdal]

[quote="The_Emperior5"]boorame is cool i have been there i slept in the rais hotel

beautifull[/quote]

kool though i will be staying in our house as its my dads hometown.

[Ina Baxar]

So you'll be going from Djibouti to Saylac to Boorame
Cool , take a good look at Saylac it needs renovation as it is a historic place , if I had a lot of monet I'd invest in it wallahi. You'll be traveling through my favourite area of that part of SL :the giriyaad {the desert right after Saylac on your way south}.
Boorame is a nice place , you'll love it insha Allah

[King-of-Awdal]

[quote="Ina Baxar"]So you'll be going from Djibouti to Saylac to Boorame
Cool , take a good look at Saylac it needs renovation as it is a historic place , if I had a lot of monet I'd invest in it wallahi. You'll be traveling through my favourite area of that part of SL :the giriyaad {the desert right after Saylac on your way south}.
Boorame is a nice place , you'll love it insha Allah[/quote]

Damn u good walaahi hell journey starts in ATL to MTL to pick grandparents up head to Parii and pick up a cuz who also needs Daqan Celis LOL and than to Djbouti drive than to grandmothers hometown of Saylac than Head to Boraame and after tht head to Dilla for granddad t visit his parents graveyards.

[Ina Baxar]

That's good wallahi , and whomever planned this is
The best way to discover your motherland is to tavel by road, the journey is a little long { depending on who is driving and if it's a personal vehicule or not } might take you all night and reach to Boorame the next day{ around noon}, or spend the night somewhere in the middle and get there late in the afternoon .
You'll get to see the vast distance people used to cross on foot and the harshness of the environment. Once you reach the mountains you'll immediatly sense the difference in temperature . I remember this kids { distant cousins} coming to Hargeysa from Djibouti for their summer vacations riding with us . Right after Geerisa the desert proper ends there and the climate changes. So this kid used to Djibouti's hot temperature sitting on top of our pick up LC goes:
" Waraa, xaaaax , " climatiseur"{ Air Conditioning in French}ayaaba ka socda halkan ee"
And his SL native cousin to respond :" Haa dee , waa iska climatiseur rabbaani ah"
Good memories man !

[snuten2006]

If you are going to stay for a couple of weeks, you should travel around, from borame to gabiley, arabsiyo, hargeisa, dhagaxbuur, mandheera jail and to berbera. And all the way to sheekh and burco and even longer if you have time, but at least visit hargeysa and berbera.

Better to move around, insted of just staying in one place.

[Advocatar]

man like my fareen liqaaye said, dont sleep with your macawiis..................general warning.

[Hyperactive]

enjoy your vacation. it's only me who's going school this summer