| Brendon Morris,
UK |
My only sponsor,
Bren designed and maintained my website throughout
the entire trip. Check out what he does at
www.brendonmorris.com |
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| My
family, ZA |
believing
in me and not trying to dissuade me |
| Horizons Unlimited's
chatboard.... |
and all the
people I met through it who helped me with
advice. www.horizonsunlimited.com |
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| Steve Regan,
UK |
Allowing me
so much time off work prior to leaving. |
| Ben,
Valerie and their cat Bazil, FR |
accomodation
in Marseilles |
| Aymin and Amin,
Tunisia |
Friendliness
and hospitality in Ben Guerdane, a Tunisian
town near Libya |
| Ahmed
Bahder, Egypt |
The
meals, desert runs, friendships, help finding
bike spares, sorting out Carnet's and the
use of his garage for a bike service. |
| Arianne, Egypt |
Letting myself
and Laura stay in her flat for a short while
in Cairo |
| Mahmoud
Idries, Egypt |
Helping
me organise the ferry to Sudan. |
| Osman Kamal,
Sudan |
A night on the
floor of his shop in Wadi Halfa, Sudan |
| Abu
Abbas and family, Sudan |
2
nights of hospitality and friendship in their
village of Abri, Sudan |
| The villagers
of Sabo, Sudan |
Who walked beside
me through the desert, in 48 deg heat, looking
for some tools which I had dropped in the
sand, then fed and watered me afterwards. |
| Thomas
and Lilli, Sudan |
The first overlanders I met on this trip.
For all those scrumptious meals and autoelectrical
help in the Sudanese desert.
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| Mohamed Nasir,
Sudan |
A stranger who
took the day off work to help myself and Thomas
find tyres for our vehicles in Sudan. |
| Paul
Dutson and co. Ethiopia |
On
board their private overlander, for carrying
my luggage so I could cross the Kenyan bandit
belt in style while they turned black and
blue from being jolted around in their Bedford. |
| Mauro, Alberto
and Felix, Ethiopia |
Friendships
made in the Simian mountains and continued
in Addis Ababa |
| Janet
Chambo, Tanzania |
Lending
a total stranger 100US and trusting that I
would pay it back when I could!! |
| Richard von
Mannsberg, ZA |
Such an awesome
welcome when I arrived in J'burg |
| Rob
Stone, ZA |
The
same, but in Durban |
| All the little
people |
The thousands
of people who met me along the road with smiles
and welcomes, who just wanted to chat or just
watch this crazy biker pass on through. Especially
to those who met me on bad days when I was
tired, dirty and cranky and were still pleased
to welcome me! |
