380,751 kilometres and still going strong My very special South African kilt My final B&B before I hit Cape Town Bought by Julia as a gift x At a filing station on way into Cape Town Not seen this in UK Car Salesman in cape Town Norman and Pammy were my first stop into Cape Town The amazing Julia Albu still in hospital when I arrived The inspiration for my trip and only 81 yeras young Bee hives at the family home Wonderful meal out with Julias family Japanese sushi too Gates for the restaurant entrance are normal here A special book given to me by a Sudanese friend Joost liked the kilt 🙂 First lounge bbq I have ever seen Around cape Town Grren Point I think or nearby! Seven sisters restaurant Beautiful evening views Pretty posh toilets too! Christmas lights in Cape Town Im sure it was alive!! On y way home Birmingham Airport and its cold outside Drive into Cape Town was spectacular Mattrosberg Mountain range Townships on the way into Cape Town
That’s it finished. My first and last ever blog. It was hard work for someone with little IT knowledge. I know so much more, now I’ve finished but that’s all too late!! 🙂
A huge Thank you to Julia Albu and all her family and friends for their generosity and kindness and for making me so welcome at the end of the most amazing road trip I have ever done, and yes I would do it again tomorrow but would take 6 months rather than 3 .
The world is an amazing place filled with many more good people than bad guys. This trip done with minimal planning and no spares for the car etc was as close to real freedom as I have ever experienced. Yes its a bit scary and yes, you need luck and yes it could go wrong, but you don’t know until you try it. Use your common sense and seek advice from the locals as you travel, unless you are really unlucky or stupid, you will be safe and have the time of your life.
Congratulations dear Ged, I am happy for your successful achievement but will miss your amazing trip, see you in next adventure, maybe in Saudi desert 🐪 thanks for everything , may Allah bless you and your family.
Regards from Egypt 🇪🇬 but now in Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦
Abdullah Fadl
On Mon, Jul 1, 2019 at 9:42 AM Ged’s Road trip – Birmingham to Cape Town wrote:
> Ged’s Magical mystery tour between Birmingham and Cape Town posted: ” > 380,751 kilometres and still going strongMy very special South African > kiltMy final B&B before I hit Cape TownBought by Julia as a gift xAt a > filing station on way into Cape TownNot seen this in UK Car Salesman in > cape Town Norman and Pammy were my f” >
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Thank you Abdallah, very kind of you. Good luck in Saudi 😁
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Hello, Sir, wish you are good, This Ahmed fro Egypt, Alexandria
I saw your interview in YouTube with the Egyptian presenter, I like your character and admire what you do and your way to handle with the presenter questions
Wish you enjoyed your full trip
Best greetings
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