Éloubaline Island: at the end of the creek, the houses that drink the rain Éloubaline Island: at the end of the creek, the houses that drink the rain
Wendaye Island: crossing a Diola island on foot, from the pirogue to the rice paddies Wendaye Island: crossing a Diola island on foot, from the pirogue to the rice paddies
Pointe Saint-Georges: the end of the track where you watch for manatees Pointe Saint-Georges: the end of the track where you watch for manatees
Boucotte: where the beach at Cap Skirring turns wild again Boucotte: where the beach at Cap Skirring turns wild again
Édioungou: the village where *bolong* clay becomes a jar Édioungou: the village where *bolong* clay becomes a jar
Diakène: the gateway to the mangroves, between the Cap Skirring road and Egueye Island Diakène: the gateway to the mangroves, between the Cap Skirring road and Egueye Island
Egueye Island: an island with no village, where the mangrove has the last word Egueye Island: an island with no village, where the mangrove has the last word
Ourong Island: the end of the chain, where the Casamance islands run out Ourong Island: the end of the chain, where the Casamance islands run out
Katakalousse: the bridge on the Cap Skirring road, and the pirogue to the islands Katakalousse: the bridge on the Cap Skirring road, and the pirogue to the islands
Cachouane: the peninsula where the Casamance stops running Cachouane: the peninsula where the Casamance stops running
