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Photo by Danielle Murdoch, riding to Uganda - Kenya border

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Photo by Danielle Murdoch,
riding to Uganda - Kenya border



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Old 22 Mar 2006
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Trans africa Oct/Nov 07

Is anyone else planning a trip around this time, would be great to 'exchange notes'
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I'm not quite sure what you're looking for?! But, yes, I'm planning a Holland- Cape Town trip right now. Leaving in september.
'Exchange notes' ? Sorry, must be my poor English.......
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Arrow w africa leaving oct 06

hi both,

my wife and I are leaving around oct 15 for W afrika; 2 bikes
we drive Brussel-Sete (1 day), than take the boat to morocco (Nador-2 days) and then down to Mau, and Senegal, where we gonna help for a while on an humanetarian project (refugee village near Senegal river in Senegal). I am engineer, and my wife is teaching nurses and mid wifes.
Then we go for a tour in Mali and Burkina, and fly back around januari 07.
If you wanna share some aprt of the trip ...
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Have a look at this. I don't know any more yet.


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London To Cape Town

Hello There , Looking To Depart London To Cape Town Appx Same Time Maybe A Month Sooner But Nothing Set In Stone Yet . Have Placed A Add On The Gumtree Web Site And Got 3 Others Interested . Looking To Spend About A Month In Europe Heading Down Of Course Just To Make Sure That My Bike Is Running Like It Should . What Route Do You Intend To Take ?

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Werner,

I'm going via the east (SUdan, Ethiopie, Kenya and so on).
Maybe travel together for a while??
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I am leaving around the same time from London and doing the same route as Arthur.

Arthur: got your email addie, will give you a mail when i am back in london during the week. Am doing the tourist thing in new york but had withdrawn symptons from Horizons unlimited.

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hi guys Im also planning this trip and it would be good to make a small group. im free to leave from march.

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hi both,

my wife and I are leaving around oct 15 for W afrika; 2 bikes
we drive Brussel-Sete (1 day), than take the boat to morocco (Nador-2 days) and then down to Mau, and Senegal, where we gonna help for a while on an humanetarian project (refugee village near Senegal river in Senegal). I am engineer, and my wife is teaching nurses and mid wifes.
Then we go for a tour in Mali and Burkina, and fly back around januari 07.
If you wanna share some aprt of the trip ...
CU
Norbert
nice ,
in case you take the pist of the south of Morocco , here our camp gps to have mint tea with us and provide you with any info you like .aghbalou ramlia :N/ 30Ā°,42,415.W/004Ā°,22,922.
it is in the pist between merzouga nd zagoura and exactly in the north of the village of Remlia.
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Nicko,

How are you doing? Still planning on leaving early september?

If yes; would like to meet up somewhere along the way! (Cairo, Egypt for example?)

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Eastern route departing UK Sept/Oct 07 via Middle East. Still deciding on Egypt-Sudan vs Saudi-Djibouti
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London to South Africa sept/oct 07!!!! sounds good. but i'm not big on planning so will have to take it as it comes. the plan at the moment is melbourne (australia) to london leaving melbourne jan 07 arriving in time for IOM TT week. via south east asia and india. if i make it to london in one piece, then down through africa west side then back up the east. i was in east africa last year nov/dec, weather was awesome. yeah it did rain and it was hot, but i got used to it, good balance. can't wait to get back there!
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west Africa-Cape Town 2007

Hi, Any of you guys ( and girls ) thinking of taking the west coast down to Cape town around october time 2007, trying to find a few people to set of with, I'm based in Dorset.

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Smile Dakar to Tombocktou Oct 07

Fellow riders of the world,

We will be shipping the Bikes, 3x Bmw's,to Dakar and counting to leave town
Eastbound,around Oct the 15th.
Crossing Senegal, Mali,all the way to Tmbkt,and return probably trough
Burkina and Guine-Conacry to end up back in Dakar.
We'll be riding mostly the off-beaten track, for that one of us as flown
choppers for the UN there in the past,and knows quite well the territory,
and we'll be visiting old friend's of his,mostly staying over in small villages and
tribes.
Would be very happy to meet anyone along the way for a couple of cold ones!
( heard there's no shortage in the area!),cause been riding in Marocco for more than once and never got to see a fellow biker ever!!!!

Happy to help ,

In the wind soon,

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Smile Departing Nov 2007

Hi,


I'll be leaving in my Landie 110 with a friend on the start of an 18 month journey around the circumference of Africa (well as far as is possible) commencing in Morocco and working in an anti-cw direction back up towards Tunisia a year and a half later!

Website will be up an running soon, and I do hope to meet up with lots of others travellers en route, so lets all keep in touch over the next year!

Ben - can't wait to leave the UK!!
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