Adventure is out there

"WOW" is spot on,
Only up to day 6 but what an adventure..

Cheers
Simon.

Totally agree.

Its got me hooked.

Only up to page 12, but crikey what an adventure.

Cheers, ive got it saved in favourites

Reading.... reading.... reading.....
hungry... hungry... hungry.... Why?
Man oh man.... its well after lunch already and I'm still reading about these guys... totally absorbed in their story.
Sorry, but WOW1 just doesn't cut it....
It's much more than that.
regards

Off-track
Thank you for posting such an extraordinarily brilliant item for us to enjoy. My big question is how did you manage to find it ?
Once again thank you for such a good read of a trek that most would only dream of.
Cheers & Regards
Paul

Have just read 10 pages, bookmarked, cant stop reading...

My wife hates you.............LOL............Won't get my arse up, and away from the computer...............What a story.

There are good trips out there. I found one of an Aussie couple who shipped their Disco from Perth to Cape Town, then drove it all the way to London. They nearly got shot by rebels at a road block in Kenya. Bullet holes in the car. Driving through Somalia and Egypt...very interesting indeed. Anyway, many thanks for the post. Mike

Thank you for the link. Great story. Am up to about page 30. The questions it raises about how much gear to take is interesting. Am more inclined to minimal gear as you can't anticipate every contingency.

thanks for the heads up like the rest i couldnt stop reading cheers bill.

Off-track,

Thanks for alerting us to this story. I have found it absolutely fascinating. I read it until 1230 last night and was up to page 45. I have been tired all day today. It certainly puts being bogged for three hours in mud or the Mitchell Falls road into perspective.

Thanks again,
Bob

WOW is right....thanks for posting I have just finished reading it over the last couple of days.