We realized the port complex is a huge area and now we're entering the customs declaration area.

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Getting ready to ride off the Visemar One and realizing that the customs officials had dropped sanDRina while looking for the chassis number and broke her windscreen.

$In case you're wondering what that sticker is on the front of the bike, it's a graphical representation of a Mandelbrot set with fractal properties of self-similarity.$

Rolling off the Visemar One and into the port of Alexandria. The next set of pictures are captures from my GoPro helmet camera since photos aren't allowed in ports, due to security reasons, but bikers are exempt.

...a scan from a mobile X-Ray unit. They're supposed to check for hidden compartments in containers for weapons and other contraband. Glad they didn't find my machete :)

And then a sniff from a German Shepherd for a drug scan. Good thing he's not trained to identify curry powder, cause that's a no-no across borders (quarantine issue).

Riding off with Martijn on his BMW F650. He and his friend, Ralph, are traveling from the Netherlands to South Africa and they have about three months between their college years.

Our port authority escort to make sure we wouldn't ride off without being processed through properly.

We realized the port complex is a huge area and now we're entering the customs declaration area.

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