Woke up at 700h and had tea with grandma. Said goodbye to the family and started riding out on the broken pavement (and often the dirt road to the side). Made it about 30km before reaching the town of Emba. Along the route I kept hearing about a couple of Germans that were a little bit ahead of me, and when i got to town i spotted their flag on their tandem recumbent bicycle. (They were heading from Munich to Beijing, and had spent the morning trying to fix a h




I met up with the Germans about 20km along the road and we decided to move along the broken roads together. They were a little bit slower than me in the broken road paving mess, but that was fine by me as i enjoyed the company and was glad not to be traversing the desert alone. We rode a few villages and then up over a small razorback mountain ridge, where i got my first front flat in a few weeks.

Dude,
ReplyDeleteLove the 2-humped camel you got there... all we have in Egypt are the shitty 1-hump version.
Good luck for the next few 1000kms!