The next morning we were up early. Had some breakfast and left at 8.
Dolfie through the river and up the bank.
We had to say thank you and goodbye to tannie Bets.
Tannie Bets's husband built her this house when they got married.
This is the first home on the farm. Also added on in time. Tannie Bets's husband was also the
local ironworker. Fixed all ploughs and wagonwheels.
Langkloof is waiting. It's been a year since I've been here.
This little one decided to grow in the road!!!!
A small waterfall.
Dolfie was the one getting a flat this trip. A nail.
These three thought we came to feed them. Stopped infront of Dolfie's bike and realised it's not a bakkie!!
This place is special. Lots of gates to open but worth it.
Karas. Seven or eight farmhouses together. The farms lying around it. Belongs to one family.
A stunning place. Nobody here. They would be at their wintergrazingfarms closer to the coast.
And if I could pick one this one would be mine!!
Kammiesberge ahead.
If it was a KTM you might not spot the bike in the foreground.
We ride through Leliefontien. Not much happening on a Mondaymorning.
We need to get fuel and Kammieskroon is not too far off.
Fuel and "bakbrood" for the rider in Kammieskroon.
The Kliphuisie. Good food and service. Only open in the flowerseason.
We went back a bit as we came. Through the pass and then just before Leliefontein we turned right to Tweeriviere.
This must be a "veepos" left with all the coverings(matjies) of the "skerm"
I have not done this road before. One can see it is not used very often. No upkeep either.
Sorry to bore you with these kind of pics. I like a road in the distance though. Where does it go to? What is
over the hill?
We only saw one river at Tweeriviere. Maybe we should have asked where the other was.
We are rideing strait towards the N7 now. We join it at Kharkams.
Hope these flowers did not mind me rideing on them!!
We rode south on the N7 to Garies. Took in fuel and a cooldrink. Kotzesrus is 60kms away.
We did that rather fast. Blerrie "lemon" was chasing me!! :mwink:
Kotzesrus below.
Hennie the shopowner talking to Dolfie about "windlaaiers" and solarpanels and some other shocking gadgets.
You have to generate your own power here and catch your own household water. No munisipality.
Weird story happened in the last year. When I was here a year ago there was one house for sale in Kotzesrus.
Guess who bought it?
A guy with the surname of, wait for it (drumroll) KOTZE from Gordonsbay!!! :imaposer:
We had some distance to do to my friend's farm at Landplaas. The roads were rough and we could not go faster than 120
on the strait sections. On the pegs all the way. It was just too bumpy to sit down.
We had a great evening with my friends and sleeping in a bed and having a hot shower was not to bad at all. :mwink:
Tomorrow we have 622kms home.
Will continue........