Another 96km down and we are half way (yellow ribbon on map depicts distance completed so far). It has been a day of challenging passes such as Keimanns and others! Paul:"So this is what it means to 'be on one's last legs!'".
Dave broke his speed record by managing 69km/hr.
Paul's spoke broke and so both Paul and Glenda's bikes needed repairs along the way.
Many many thanks to our hosts over the last few nights who have ensured that we are well rested and fed and who have treated us so extremely well. Dave and Colleen of Fountain Vineyard church, Helen Veitch (Jeffry's Bay), Sandy and Trevor Davis (Knysna), and Sandy and Richard Moir (George). A huge thank you to Rose for the delicious crunchies and chocolate brownies which continue to provide much needed energy at each comfort break!
The Kidzpositive Family Fund is dedicated to improving the health of HIV-positive children in Southern Africa. Our goal is to generate funds for the grassroots support of HIV/AIDS. Our aim is to become a regional source of financial support for organisations providing care for significant numbers of affected families. The name of the fund is inspired by the positive spirit and actions of these people.
Phambili pedallers... sounds great! we wish you a dry day tomorrow and are thinking of you several times each day .....Thanks for all your hard work, blood sweat etc on behalf of the Keiskamma Trust and it's beneficiaries in Hamburg and surrounds ....
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Sounds tough, but hopefully also enjoyable. Excellent going everyone. Where do we make the pledge per km?
ReplyDeletewell done you guys, so pleased , you can be proud of your achievements .think cape town is downhill from here!have fun. love from , colleen and dave .
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