Zimbabwe Gravel Travel

[Just Blip It!]

Spot the bikes coming up.


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Where the cows are grazing was like golf course lawn. Stunningly beautiful!

 

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Are there any other guests supporting these lodges that they are able to survive?

 

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Are there any other guests supporting these lodges that they are able to survive?

If I recall….
Only Hwange and Vic Falls had other guests.

 

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I hold the group up by getting 2 punctures from Sekelbos in a matter of 45 minutes

My slave makes quick work of changing the tube and we are riding again before too much time is wasted

 

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This was like the garden of Eden. Seriously one of the most beautiful places I have ever seen!

Most probably why Cecil John Rhodes chose to be buried in that area. He called it The Worlds View.

 

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Beer stop
Another puncture on route. The rest of us have a refreshment up ahead while waiting for the group

 

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Another chaotic refuel in Gwanda

 

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We have over 200km left for the day and unfortunately have to divert the route to tar to make our destination in daylight.

 

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After what feels like forever, we turn off on dirt again

 

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[BLK]

You guys must have slept well at night.

 

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My slave makes quick work

Not a week in Zim and you have colonial tendencies

 

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You guys must have slept well at night.

Most nights.....

 

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We arrive at Nottingham Estate after dark and Mark takes the wrong turnoff which means that we nearly ride into the massive heard of elephant that are feasting on citrus leftovers.

Pics in daylight were taken earlier in the day by TrefHom who arrived by bakkie a few hours before.

 

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Fantastic spot high up where you can view wildlife feasting on citrus

 

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