Vues & villes d'Afrique (2)



Allez, on continue les devinettes en testant votre connaissance de notre beau continent. Où a été prise cette photo? Merci à Arnaud pour la prise de vue. N'hésitez pas à contribuer à cette rubrique en nous envoyant des photos par email lymani ((at)) hotmail ((dot)) com

Update : c'est bien Libreville.
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Anonyme a dit…
Je croyais être le seul à sécher mais on dirait que non.
En tout cas, collectons les indices:
- L'enseigne lumineuse BICIC (ou BICIG) sur le toit
- un étalbissement commercial DIGITAL

J'ai envie de dire Douala, mais ce serait une vieille photo alors, du moins pré-1998 par là.
Et puis je ne connais pas trop Douala alors je ne sais pas situer la BICIC de l'époque dans Dla.
vendredi, janvier 04, 2008 4:27:00 AM
Anonyme a dit…
Libreville ou Port Gentil
vendredi, janvier 04, 2008 6:15:00 AM
Lydie a dit…
Kans, je ne vais probablement mettre une photo de Douala avant d'avoir épuisé la série.


Etum tres cher, serait-ce un accès subit de culture géographique ou des reminiscences sur les origines de mes accointances ? :)

En tous les cas vu qu'Etum fausse le jeu, qu'il nous dise de laquelle des deux il s'agit.
vendredi, janvier 04, 2008 2:49:00 PM
Anonyme a dit…
Libreville
samedi, janvier 05, 2008 3:34:00 PM
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