Cap Skirring! This coastal town on the very most southwestern point of Basse Casamance is somewhat less broken and degraded than the rest of the country, having been a tourist resort for visiting Europeans and Americans for decades. It sports both an airport and a golf course near the coastal hotels, and the town climbing up the slope of the hills behind the hotel district is somewhat more affluent than the rest of Senegal to match. The water laps gently against beaches which gleam in the moonlight, and you can't even hear any gunfire. But this is not sounding good!