Egypt
We're riding with our best ally: the tailwind. The road is flat and mostly following the shoreline of the Red Sea.
The golden desert is continuously changing from flat to bumpy and hilly and back to flat until the mountain range gets closer and parallel to the road. Too bad there's not enough time to explore the sandy gully we discovered leading deeper into these mountains.
The blue sea is inviting and some follow its call. The call of the mountains I cannot follow these days.
I think I'm all a big butt now. That's the only body part I feel :-)
I'm still struggling to find inspiration for pictures. The sunrises are orange-red and so are the sunsets. But the sky, the sky at night is awesome! And that alone is worth it.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
5 comments:
Happy New Year Diana and all the best in the word. Keep going, you continue to amaze all of us.
Bisous,
Mihaela & comp
Draga Diana,In Anul Nou 2008,ai schimbat continentul.Te-am admirat in noua expeditie,impreuna cu echipa curajoasa,care strabate continentul african.Admiram pozele, care ne redau imagini multiple ale locurilor pe care le strabati.
Am primit mesajele tale,pentru care iti multumim mult.
Te urmarim cu drag,I&M
Your photos are spectacular! Thank you for sharing them with those of us following the 2008 Tour d'Afrique from our computer screens.
Dear Diana,
I check your blog time to time too see where you guys are in Africa. This short message just to let you know that all the staff here at the Paris Hotel in Cairo supports you and encourages you.
Don't give up...
Carmela
Hi Diana. I live on the North Shore and became interested in the Tour d'Afrique a few weeks ago. As you are a North Vancouverite I am going to follow you. This trip really interests me and would love to get together with you when you return. Safe riding!
Post a Comment