10 thoughts on “Contact”

1. 

   Good luck, have the trip of a lifetime, enjoy every moment and stay safe!
   Chantal

2. 

   So glad you both survived the rigours of border crossings in west Africa and hope you enjoy some relaxation in Senegal in your last week away. Louise – please don’t come back with hair smelling of petrol!

   much love from Clive & Chantal

   • 

     Think the petrol smell is disappearing or maybe just masked with sweat and dust 😉 x

3. 

   Hi guys Dai here we meet at the moroc border no mans land glad your trip went ok love reading your blog its like iam back there i got home 21/11 keep in touch cheers for now Dai wales .

   • 

     Hi Dai! Thanks for getting in touch, we got back on Thursday. Thanks for your tip on sticking to the left in no mans land, it helped!

4. 

   Hi my frnds hw ar u doing,hope u arrived back in peace in uk?Is d security officer u met at Banjul internationl airport.

   • 

     Hello! We made it back safe but miss our bikes. Keep a good eye on them for us 😉

5. 

   Hw is luciano doing,i knw she must b so tired after a long journey from uk 2d Gambia wit motor bike but she is a hero.

6. 

   Good morning greetings from the Gambia..good that u got back safe…ur bikes ar safe like they were safe in uk,i promise

7. 

   HI boy how ar u doing out there in the united kingdom,hope everyone in the ok…

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