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Ethiopia to Dar Es Salaam
Will be leaving Addis Ababa on or around the 29th Oct if anybody would like to join me for the trip south.
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Man, I wish I could join you. That's a great ride. Mind the warnings about North Kenya.
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Hey Dingo, how do you plan to ride to South Africa? East or West coast?
At your pace i'd probably be around Zambia or Namibia at the time you would if you take that route. Could catch a then .
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No need to rush
Hello Steven,
I don't plan to end up in SA until at least mid 2008 and will be taking the east route down. I work in TZ so this first leg is to get the bike here near Mwanza. I don't know your plans but where are you now?
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Hi Dingo,
leaving Nairobi (Jungle Junction) northbound Tuesday and Mark Manley is here as well who is leaving on his BMW monday already.
Might bump into you for a . Adenium campsite in Awassa should be nice i've been told.
Roel
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Addis
Hello Roel,
I will be staying in Addis on Wed and Thurs night, then fly to Djibouti to collect my bike and ride back. So I will be on the look out for your blue LR and Mark as well. I am on a BMW R1200GS. My number here in TZ is two five five seven six two nine seven nine five 72
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Dingo
Hello Steven,
I don't plan to end up in SA until at least mid 2008 and will be taking the east route down. I work in TZ so this first leg is to get the bike here near Mwanza. I don't know your plans but where are you now?
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I hope to be in Windhoek, Namibia in about 5 weeks or so. Riding from Cape town.
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Hi Dingo,
we are at the Baro Hotel in Addis if you still around.
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Lizzy&Roel and Mark
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In Addis
Am in Addis now, arrived today after many dramas in Djibouti. Will call you or drop by tonight. Wednesday.
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