By today, we have certainly earned our polka dot jersey, or ‘maillot à pois rouges’, that the King of the Mountains wear at the Tour de France.But first things first. The night was extremely cold. This morning shortly before six, I woke up being cold. The thermometer inside my roof top tent read 6.2°C. Brrrrr!… Read More Earned our ‘maillot à pois rouges’ [Day #38, 08.11.2023]
The night was fresh, the thermometer reached 13°C in the morning. For the second night Trevor did not sleep well, because he was cold.As we had less hours to drive today, we were able to take it easy a bit, have a nice warm shower and enjoy a longer more relaxed breakfast. We did the… Read More From one gorge to the next [Day #33, 03.11.2023]
After a night with lots of interruptions from barking dogs and crowing roosters, we woke up early. Even before sunrise and started preparing breakfast. Scrambled eggs for the boys. More and more light came and the sun did its best to make it above the mountains. Just after breakfast the sun peeked over the mountain… Read More Scary mountain passes amidst stunning scenery [Day #32, 02.11.2023]
After a wonderful and delicious farewell dinner at the Jemma el-Fna last night, this morning we go up early again. The two vehicles had to be fetched from their respective parkings and prepared for departure. Quickly, we brought all our belongings, to be packed up in the vehicle, to the roadside in front of the… Read More And we are off again [Day #31, 01.11.2023]
After exactly 5,750km through the West-African lush rainforest with tons of rain, dry savannah, sandy beaches, crossing many rivers, small and wide, crossing the treacherous vast Sahara desert with all its facets and surfaces, conquering first the Anti-Atlas mountains and then the all dominant Atlas Mountains, countless of chaotic African cities, various types of beds,… Read More We have made it [Day #16: 17.10.2023]
Abidjan-Marrakech-Abidjan Overland Expedition 2023 
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