Riaanrw
Race Dog
After a lot of careful, planning over a very long time. “Well ok from 9:30am to 10:30am” The Piglet and I set off to explore some uncharted territory. We had everything needed for a long excursion into the wild. “1 bottle of self inflating tire weld!!”
We had to cross this vast mountain range to get to the next vast mountain range!!!
It was a Dam fine day for riding.
On the way I saw this local and decided to go say hi. I told him all about my riding adventures. He didn’t seem very interested in that. He said he got too many problems no have time for riding. Something to do with having 52 wife’s and about 365 offspring. We parted ways.
The Piglet insisted on this Picture! She loves the pink flowers.
We didn’t travel too far for the first of many water crossings.
As you can see this one was in flood and a very dangerous crossing!! We did it ;D
We just got over crossing the river in flood when we came across this gigantic tree that must have been pushed over by a wild animal. But this will not stop us. Over we go!!! :
More pics by The Piglet. She's into nature and all, you know!!
The road was full of challenges but we endured and conquered. This must have been washed away with the previous hurricane we had in this area.
More river crossings. This river was not in flood. ;D
We made a quick stop and I took a pic looking back at what we had conquered so far.
But time doesn't wait for anyone - we have to move forward. Looking on!!
Another tree!! This one was pushed over by elephants. It was a big horde of them!! I have proof - see next pic. :mwink:
See look - lots of elephant footprints. :thumbsup:
Going down the mountain was very slow. Water everywhere!!! :crybaby2:
Reaching the bottom of the valley. Back in civilization I came across this sight!
Like all good dogs. The piglet and I went to have a closer look. No one around so we made ourselves right at home like good dogs on the porch.
Boots up and just hanging!!!
I don't think anyone besides me has been here for a long time. :-\
Lovely valley.
Moving on we had to negotiate some gates.
This was one of the biggest water crossing we conquered so far!! As you can see it is very deep. The Piglet almost drowned. But being such a great bike she made it through.
The next gate was great I had some audience. I did some wheelies to entertain them and got a good Mo-ooh from them.
Little Mary insisted on saying good bye the old fashioned way by kissing the hero's hand.
We past through some thick overgrown forests.
Another of The Piglet’s pics.
After that we rode for a very long time(10 min)and came across this hunter’s hut and decided to get some local foods.
I brewed some Iron for The Piglet to put back some iron in her bones. :wink: I had some wild snails and raw meat. :wildlife:
It didn't take the wild animals long to smell my raw meat and make their way to us. We had to get out very fast. They were vicious!!
Local time was 1:00pm.
Total distance travel 45 km. Off road 35 km
Total time traveling 2 and half ours.
But wait there is more. We had another mountain to cross.
Part two to be continued>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
We had to cross this vast mountain range to get to the next vast mountain range!!!
It was a Dam fine day for riding.
On the way I saw this local and decided to go say hi. I told him all about my riding adventures. He didn’t seem very interested in that. He said he got too many problems no have time for riding. Something to do with having 52 wife’s and about 365 offspring. We parted ways.
The Piglet insisted on this Picture! She loves the pink flowers.
We didn’t travel too far for the first of many water crossings.
As you can see this one was in flood and a very dangerous crossing!! We did it ;D
We just got over crossing the river in flood when we came across this gigantic tree that must have been pushed over by a wild animal. But this will not stop us. Over we go!!! :
More pics by The Piglet. She's into nature and all, you know!!
The road was full of challenges but we endured and conquered. This must have been washed away with the previous hurricane we had in this area.
More river crossings. This river was not in flood. ;D
We made a quick stop and I took a pic looking back at what we had conquered so far.
But time doesn't wait for anyone - we have to move forward. Looking on!!
Another tree!! This one was pushed over by elephants. It was a big horde of them!! I have proof - see next pic. :mwink:
See look - lots of elephant footprints. :thumbsup:
Going down the mountain was very slow. Water everywhere!!! :crybaby2:
Reaching the bottom of the valley. Back in civilization I came across this sight!
Like all good dogs. The piglet and I went to have a closer look. No one around so we made ourselves right at home like good dogs on the porch.
Boots up and just hanging!!!
I don't think anyone besides me has been here for a long time. :-\
Lovely valley.
Moving on we had to negotiate some gates.
This was one of the biggest water crossing we conquered so far!! As you can see it is very deep. The Piglet almost drowned. But being such a great bike she made it through.
The next gate was great I had some audience. I did some wheelies to entertain them and got a good Mo-ooh from them.
Little Mary insisted on saying good bye the old fashioned way by kissing the hero's hand.
We past through some thick overgrown forests.
Another of The Piglet’s pics.
After that we rode for a very long time(10 min)and came across this hunter’s hut and decided to get some local foods.
I brewed some Iron for The Piglet to put back some iron in her bones. :wink: I had some wild snails and raw meat. :wildlife:
It didn't take the wild animals long to smell my raw meat and make their way to us. We had to get out very fast. They were vicious!!
Local time was 1:00pm.
Total distance travel 45 km. Off road 35 km
Total time traveling 2 and half ours.
But wait there is more. We had another mountain to cross.
Part two to be continued>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
