• Your cycling day is obsessed with where your next Coke stop is. –Kristen • You always put something down on your chair to save it, no matter where you are. –Bonnie • All your pockets have toilet paper in them. –Erika • You’re thinking about where in your h.. Continue Reading
Posted May 9, 2008 @ 17:47 in the Tour d'Afrique BlogPlease note that due to an international naval exercise taking place at the Waterfront on Saturday 10th May, the venue for the Finish Line has been change. The Finish Line will be in between Quay 4 and Market Square at the V&A Waterfront and NOT at Quay 6. We apologise.. Continue Reading
Posted May 9, 2008 @ 16:27 in the Tour d'Afrique BlogLost: Two toothbrushes My favorite pair of socks Countless pens at each border One bath towel My only rain jacket Countless hours of sleep from people snoring One breakfast bowl Two pairs of sunglasses One girlfriend All sense of time Found: Ear plugs that almost work One T.. Continue Reading
Posted May 8, 2008 @ 18:29 in the Tour d'Afrique BlogEt voila, cette fois c`est la fin ! C`est semaine, nous allons ou nous avons fait pour la derniere fois ce qui a ete notre quotidien pendant quatres mois… Nous avons eu notre dernier camp nature dans le desert la semaine derniere (et donc notre derniere toilette avec des .. Continue Reading
Posted May 7, 2008 @ 16:10 in the Tour d'Afrique BlogCycling along Namibia’s Fish River Canyon is a silent treat. The scent of a cool morning lingers in the air while the sun slowly warms my back. As I ride along, I notice the canyon inhales sound as much its beauty draws attention. Patches of desert grass shiver from ghost.. Continue Reading
Posted May 6, 2008 @ 15:52 in the Tour d'Afrique BlogPlease note that due to an international naval exercise taking place at the Waterfront on Saturday 10th May, the venue for the Finish Line has been changed. The Finish Line will be in between Quay 4 and Market Square at the V&A Waterfront and NOT at Quay 6. We apologis.. Continue Reading
Posted May 5, 2008 @ 18:55 in the Tour d'Afrique BlogThe goddess of wind finally blew at our backs today. It was a much needed push for legs, tired by nearly four months spent on the road and was a final blast shoving us into the last country on our itinerary. Climbing from the Orange River valley and cruising along the badla.. Continue Reading
Posted May 5, 2008 @ 16:29 in the Tour d'Afrique Blog