Blog 27 by Tan and Mick: Smack Dat Ass TAN’S VIEW:  The roads in the north of Ovamboland are flat and straight and lined with a menagerie of animals, including many...

Blog 26 by Tan: Last Dance in Kaokoland Even with Van Zyl’s completed, there was still hundreds of kilometers of off-road riding to be done to get out of oblivion and...

Blog 25 by Mick: Godzilla Pass   Tanya and I have been keeping a travel diary on this trip so we can keep track of what we have been doing and...

Blog 24 by Tan: STOP! Himba Time! We had a somewhat restless sleep despite our fatigue as I was far from comforted by the campsite custodian’s response to my question of...

Blog 23 by Mick: Up the Ganamub Without a Paddle At least we got some semi-working internet with our horrifically expensive camping at Palmwag Lodge. But with that I got a...

Blog 22 by Tan: Nothing Like a Flash Flood to Keep Things Interesting   We were informed by the guy at the Skeleton Coast gates that the 4×4 route that hugs...

Blog 21 by Mick: Alive on the Skeleton Coast   Was it ever nice to be riding again! We had run a few little errands before leaving civilisation, and with those...

Blog 20 by Tan:  Hurry Up and Wait Even though Mick’s engine was running fine, it was making a slight but undeniable rattle/knocking noise. As much as we would have liked...

Blog 19 by Mick: Knock knock? Go Away! Being our second visit to Lüderitz we were far more on the ball, not just knowing the opening hours of Kolmanskop, we were...

Blog 18 by Tan: Namibia – Vast Place of Nothingness   We were both pretty ecstatic to be back in Namibia again as our earlier weeklong foray into the south of...