Hello Kenya
We crossed the border at Moyale, into Kenya. This was again a simple procedure of signing out and signing in. No visa required for South Africans to enter Kenya. We […]
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Money Money Money
After a long month in Ethiopia, I am glad to say goodbye and look forward to what Kenya has to offer. The few things I’ve learnt on my travels through […]
Bananas & Rastas
Shashemene, the capital of Rastafarianism in Africa, was on route to the Kenyan border. I took the opportunity to check out the Banana Gallery and chat to a few of […]
The Capital
Our route to Addis Ababa was a long 5 day section which was topped by crossing the Blue Nile Gorge on day 3. For the cyclists, this involved a 20.05km […]
Bahir Dar
Well, two rest days have past but unfortunately due to an inevitable bout of food poisoning I was in fetal position during our last rest in Bahir Dar and thus […]
Lalibela
The 4 day route to Lalibela has been grueling with over 9000m of elevation up rocky winding switchbacks. The scenery has still been incredible and changed noticeably to a more […]
Sticks & Stones
We have spent 3 days cycling through the Simien Mountain range of Northern Ethiopia to the ancient capital of Axum (allegedly home to the Ark of the Covenant). There have […]
