Gone To Timbuktu
Sophy RobertsOn the art of travel. Books, podcasts, masterclasses, miscellanies.
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Start with a map
“There are two Timbuktus. One is the administrative centre of the Sixth Region of the Republic of Mali… And then there is the Timbuktu of the mind — a mythical city in a Never-Never Land, an antipodean mirage, a symbol for the back of beyon...
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