Well 84 days, 9 countries and around 13000km ago we began this leg of the trip.... Africacacaca. Along the way we travelled overland through South Africa, Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Malawi, Tanzania (incl Zanzibar), Kenya and finally Egypt. We have travelled via means of cars, trucks, buses, coaches, trains, planes, boats and camels and are still looking forward to the next 11 months... A word of advice for the first time camel rider - uphill and fla...

Hello from Maun, Botswana!!! Wow, what a crazyt ride we've had since our last entry!!! We went to a Cheetah Park, where we stroked 'tame' cheetahs, and then went out into the bush to watch the feeding of the wild ones. We then camped at a place called Spitzkop which was filled with massive granite boulders and slept under the stars in a cave. Before we headed for the border, we said goodbye to Namibia by spenmding a couple days at Etosha National Park, where...

Hello all, It has been a while since the last blog as it has been a while since the last email oppertunity. After Knysna we travelled west along the garden route stopping off at Hermanus to watch the southern right whales breaching over a champagne breakfast. From here we went straight to Capetown and spent some awesome quality time with Bernie's cousin and his family and enjoyed all the creature comforts of being in a home again and also some outstanding home...

Hello Friends!! Apologies for the delay in writing - we've been chilling with family and fiends in iAfrica. On that note, thanks to our sponsors, George and Dom's, and Auntie Mairin - have had an awesome time with you!!! Since last writing, we've been travelling from Durban to Cape Town, via the Garden Route. We have been to a Zulu Village, been up close and personal with the Indian Ocean, cycled slowly up and excitingly down a mountainin Storms River. We are ...