We were all up by eight this morning, because the biker guys wanted to leave early. We were treated to nice crunchy Guinean baguettes again. For the rest, it was the usual French breakfast with butter and jam, with coffee or tea, accompanied by local honey.Alex and I had some extra time to write up… Read More Driving deep into the Foula region, for a waterfall [Day #56, 26.11.2023]
The day started early for us. The breakfast was unspectacular, especially if you consider the price we paid for this nice hotel. The pain de chocolate were hard as rock and the coffee cold. The hotel only offered some dodgy milk powder. It was a fresh morning but the sun was already awake and warming… Read More Double border crossing & supporting old new friends [Day #55, 25.11.2023]
A foggy morning at Zebrabar that got thicker by the hour. We had breakfast and wanted to pack up our gear. A lot of gear, such as the tents, chairs and tables, was damp. A fast wipe and they were ready to pack. In the morning, while cleaning up, Alex came to me and apologised.… Read More Trevor’s white Ford, ready for importation? [Day #51, 21.11.2023]
The night started to be very sticky. For the first time since we entered Morocco over six weeks ago, I didn’t need my sleeping bag during the night.Later during the night, I was woken up by drips falling onto my face. I found out it was condensation accumulating on the cooler roof-top-tent roof and sadly… Read More R & R in Saint Louis [Day #50, 20.11.2023]
The day started with a lovely breakfast with Trich, Victor, Vincent, the Chinese, Joe, the British geologist and us three.Victor apologised for the soft bread while serving some yummy scrambled eggs.Over breakfast, Trevor coined their new name: ‘the Armchair Overlanders’, travelling overland with special pillows and duvets. We all chuckled. At the end of our… Read More Will Alex be able to join the expedition tonight? [Day #46, 16.11.2023]
Abidjan-Marrakech-Abidjan Overland Expedition 2023 
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