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Wine Wreativity, Diemersfontein’s Wine Estate; Wellington, South Africa

Roadside Tales, tales east africaBy moma20. February 2014

We went to a strange area in Western Cape called the wine lands. The farmers grow grapes, white ones, red ones. Wonderful, tasty, sweet grapes.

Back to Laufenburg; Swizzyland

Roadside Tales, tales east africaBy moma15. December 2012

In Laufenburg we opened the entrance door of our apartment just to discover that it was not any warmer than our house in Maseru during the winter months: 9 degrees.

The Border Crossing Barometer Project; Somewhere on the Balkan Route 2 Europe

Roadside Tales, tales east africaBy moma6. December 2012

On this route u cross a really great number of countries u wouldn’t have heard about a few years ago. This implies lots of border crossings and intense socializing with locals hanging around at the border posts.

Border Crossings – Some Statistics

Roadside Tales, tales east africaBy moma30. November 2012

Currently we crossed 14 countries and 13 borders. Time for some remarks on bureaucracy and hassle when moving from 1 place to another.

Camping in the Port of Damietta; Egypt

Roadside Tales, tales east africaBy moma29. November 2012

Tomorrow we should leave Egypt to sail to Turkey. Our fixer was not present; but he sent us 2 sub-fixers, Ahmed and Ibrahim.

1st Class Passengers on the Boat to Assuan, Sudan

Roadside Tales, tales east africaBy moma7. November 2012

Spirits rose as we were to board the ferry. There are rumours that the ferry, built for approx. 200 people, normally takes an average of 500 and still is running.

What the Hell is a Fixer; Khartoum, Sudan

Roadside Tales, tales east africaBy moma6. November 2012

In Karthoum we had a 1st contact on the phone with our fixer in Wadi Halfa.

An Evening in Kilopatra Hotel; Wadi Halfa, Sudan

Roadside Tales, tales east africaBy moma5. November 2012

Nightlife in Wadi Halfa was definitely not that confusing: just listening to the television placed in the middle of the open floor and trying to sleep.

The Ultimate Sight; Hargeisa, Somaliland

Roadside Tales, tales east africaBy moma15. October 2012

We explored the market and the most important buildings of the proud capital of the non-existing state of Somaliland. Amongst others the hero’s monument: an emergency landed MIG 21 airplane the former dictator Sidi Barre sent to Hargeysa to bombard the secessionist Somalilandies.

Border Procedures; Somaliland

Roadside Tales, tales east africaBy moma14. October 2012

We arrived at the border to Somaliland – at a first glance the village looked like other small towns at borders: more plastic bags in the scrub than inhabitants and goats.

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