It is about a 2 hour drive on the north bank of the Gambia River. The whole area is poor, which can be seen from the horse and donkey carts, but also the very poor houses. As we leave we pass the washing place in the river, where the women manage to get their bright clothing completely clean. As we drive out of the village the guide hears a 'new' bird. When we get out the bird has flown, but we have nice pictures of a marsh flycatcher and Heuglin's grass warblers. Close to the bridge we stop at the Kauren River Camp for special birds. Here too we find new species, as the guide knew. The snack did not work, there was nobody. Omar buys something for lunch that we eat under a tree. More precisely, Omar makes lunch for me and goes looking for bustards. That does not work. On the way he did see birds of prey. Once at the lodge it is mainly warm.