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Home›Green Marine›Cruise line sends a yacht up the Gambia River toward home of ‘Roots’ hero
Green Marine

May 2, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Cruise line sends a yacht up the Gambia River toward home of ‘Roots’ hero

If Kunta Kinte could see the Gambia River, he wouldn’t believe it. Picture a white yacht flying a blue Greek flag. Sitting on the deck are 25 people having lunch, a little white wine, a little pasta. The yacht, Pegasus, is the only vessel on the shimmering, warm river. It glides past the shore, head

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If Kunta Kinte could see the Gambia River, he wouldn’t believe it. Picture a white yacht flying a blue Greek flag. Sitting on the deck are 25 people having lunch, a little white wine, a little pasta. The yacht, Pegasus, is the only vessel on the shimmering, warm river. It glides past the shore, headed back from nearly a week cruising far up-country, to places where the heat hits 40 C, where those aboard have seen birds and crocodiles, chimps and monkeys, been escorted by a Gambian member of parliament on a village tour and been carried on a horse cart over a flooded road.

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