PEDALLING TO RAISE MONEY AWARENESS FOR ZIMBABWEAN PENSIONERS
Morning Campers,I know many of you are not Facebooker’s so this blog is for you. Technology can sometimes be a bugger, like the amazing weather app that gave us a clear sunny day to start our SA old legs tour and then delivered 2 hours of pouring rain… soaking us to the skin and lowering …
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Because of unrequited love, I have not had much sleep of late, and have been able to reminisce on my music career highs instead. Which didn’t take long. I started as a background vocalist but because I have a crap voice, ended up playing the electrical triangle instead. One of the rock bands I was …
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Zimbabweans are incredible people, wherever you go in the world you can meet them and within minutes link up some connection, through schools attended or family, or sport or friends and be on the same wavelength almost immediately. In the same way they are amazing in rallying when called to a cause.I have seen the …
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2 weeks out from our 2nd November kick off and the trepidation is mounting. Have we got the route right, is it feasible, is it possible, what will conditions be like. This week in the Drakensberg where we will undertake the first 5 days of the tour has days at 38 C… eish! On Saturday …
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14 October 2020 - The Third World as seen from the Saddle. In terms of cruel exposure, feeling like a tortoise without a shell, I now know that riding stationary bikes in front of a monitor screen in a busy carpark is right up there with Free Willy. Let me explain. Because my eye doctor …
