Cracking winter morning ride today, started off at 7°C but was up to the low 20s by the end.
It was my first proper fat ride in the Toteng area, and first time to get my 9:Zero:7 Tusken into proper sand.
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Cracking winter morning ride today, started off at 7°C but was up to the low 20s by the end.
It was my first proper fat ride in the Toteng area, and first time to get my 9:Zero:7 Tusken into proper sand.
Following some chat with @ispydafly following my short post on ghetto tubeless I promised to add some detail on going ghetto with my fatbike.
As usual the internet has plenty of links to people who have done it before, I ended up trying 2 methods. Continue reading “Ghetto Tubeless – Fat Bike”
Spent one and a bit hours on horseback with the family this morning.
Once again we joined Jenny from African Animal Adventures who took us along the banks of the Thamalakane River in Maun. This was the fourth time for the children, and they enjoy it more each time.
We were 8, excluding Jenny, 2 adults and 6 children. Jenny does a good job of matching rider to horse, based on experience and so on.
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Since none of us are experienced riders Jenny doesn’t include anything too adventurous in our rides, although the water crossings are great fun! When my sisters visited last year they went for a longer ride with gallops and full-on swimming.
Jenny also has a base on the edge of the Makgadikgadi Pans near Gweta, and uses Gweta Lodge’s camp ground on the pan for overnight camps. Pictures from our trip their last year: coming soon.
So, if you have a couple of hours to spare in Maun give her a call and go for a ride.
Edit: since writing this post Jenny has moved to Island Safari Lodge.
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