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Salt from the Sahara Desert but someone from Timbuktu would

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but someone from Timbuktu would probably consider that to be sacrilegious

50 in cost for this postcard is donated to the Alpha Daouna school in Timbuktu

While our postcards are certainly a conversation piece

Photo of a camel caravan taken by François-Edmond Fortier in the early 20th century in Timbuktu

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Salt from the Sahara Desert but someone from Timbuktu wouldUpdate: slight price increase as we are now sending all of these salt parcels with the post recomand to help ensure delivery. We have found this to be much quicker as well as more reliable. This salt* was mined in Taoudenni, Mali, deep in the Sahara Desert near the border of Algeria. The salt, remnants of an ancient lake, is mined in giant slabs and then transported to Timbuktu via a two week long camel caravan. Once it arrives in Timbuktu, we buy and

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