By Caiden Lang There are few greater feelings than the feeling of accomplishment that comes from finishing what you started. Paddling into Senga bay was one of the best moments of my life. But I am getting a bit ahead of myself… Spending a week with the families was incredible. I think we each put …
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Hope for the Future: dramatic scenery and ‘the day with the sunrise’
By Caiden Lang The last two weeks has been an experience like no other. After leaving Nkatha Bay we continued our journey northwards towards Tanzania. If you were to look on a map, you would notice that there are no roads leading down to the lake from Nkatha bay to somewhere near Chilumba-a stretch of …
Hope for the Future: a scary split-up and the completion of stage one
By Marc Hampson Day 12 Due to some rookie errors, we managed to lose track of each other in the 8 foot swells. We’d already lost half our team – Matt, Caiden and myself paddled to a point and waited for Sam and Guy for about four hours. After a long walk up and down …
Hope for the Future: Malawi smiles on us
By Guy Robertson A celebration was in order last night due to the crossing of the first 100kms, but we found ourselves falling asleep at the dinner table, like the majority of the nights on our adventure so far. Our days usually start around 5:45am, when the sun peeps over mountains on the Eastern borders …
Hope for the Future expedition: We’ve made it this far!
By Matt Hampson We are currently 57kms into our journey, just north of the fishing town Kombedza. Upon our arrival on the beach, we were immediately welcomed by the village chief who said that we could stay the night for free. I now know why they call this beautiful country ‘The warm heart of Africa’. …
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Augrabies, The Fish River Canyon and a birthday surprise
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Aerial photos of Kaokoland, northwest Namibia
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Early winter visit to Limpopo-Lipadi Private Game Reserve
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Reflecting back on my journey through Southern Africa
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End of Chapter One
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Dragons made for walking – Southern Drakensberg, KwaZulu-Natal
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End of Chapter One
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Magical Malawi
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A theatre made of stone – Northern Drakensberg, KwaZulu-Natal
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Why You Should Visit Franschhoek
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