Still not quite sure what to do with myself, busy updating the blog and sorting through the photo's. i've successfully beaten the dreaded Pofmuis (according to Marnitz this happens after the race when your body start retaining water and you start swelling), and adjusted the timer for next year;-).
Photo's will be on the slide show, but probable easier/better to just view them here, Freedom photo's. Well need to get back to some projects and find the motivation to not take my bike and backpack out somewhere on such an amazing day.
Since i'm going to redo most of the posts and layout, any comments would be appreciated. Also anyone wanting to join on excursion through the mountains are more than welcome...
"It's a dangerous business, Frodo, going out your door. You step onto the road, and if you don't keep your feet, there's no knowing where you might be swept off to..."
07 July 2010
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Still coming home
Coming back seems to take a while emotionally. We miss the slowness and the simplicity of things - not rushing off to finish self-inflicted ...
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So the official rematch was on. Woke up got ready and hit the road to Jonkershoek, getting used to the extra weight of the backpack but stil...
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So with two days left to get to Mulanje which was only 85km away the long way round the mountain seemed like a good plan. Wasn't too sur...
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Survived hippo camp and was on the way again. The aim was to firstly make it to Iringa, stay over and the next day have a easy 50km ride to ...
I kinda tried blogging on the run, but wasn't so easy then with a dumbphone.
ReplyDeleteso afterwards i did the whole thing day by day, probably one day each night before i went to bed. it's the quickest, cheapest and easiest way to do the whole route.
go look here,
theblanketsaga.blogspot.com
oh, and i might be doing a bit of touring next week round knysna, so keep an eye on it
I like your slideshow and count down timer. Have you got links or the code. I would like to add to my blog as well
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