Cliff-road from cape Bouak to the aiguades
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Panoramic photo by
Mustapha SADJI
Taken 09:28, 05/05/2012
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This cliff-road carved into the rock formely connected the sea breeze to the Aiguades (watering places) around Cape Bouak. It offers a panoramic view of the golf of Bougie and especially the bay of the Aïguades and the massif of Gouraya. On the heights, the peak of the monkeys.
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Text by Steve Smith.
