Tag Archives: Leatherman
Pop Goes the Wheel
Six months into the second leg of our journey, after more than 18 months on the road, everything is slowly but surely falling apart. Big Reg sat through two rainy seasons during his sojourn in Liberia; as a result of … Continue reading
Posted in 16 Senegal
Tagged Fatick, Leatherman, Serer, Siné-Saloum, Tractafric, travelling Africa, travelling with children
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Gentle Guinea
On the second day of his malaria medication, Sampson decided he was up to driving and we finally headed out of Freetown, through the awfully British-sounding suburbs of Wellington, Hastings and Waterloo and back out to the rainforests and rivers … Continue reading
Posted in 14 Guinea
Tagged Africa Clockwise, Dandayah in Guiné, Leatherman, Susu, travelling Africa, travelling with children
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Shock absorbers
Gabon is… different. I haven’t quite put my finger on it yet, but I’m feeling my way. It wasn’t so much the sudden appearance of cows. Or the scarlet and turquoise flashes of tropical wings and the crowds of weaver … Continue reading
Posted in 05 Gabon
Tagged Africa Clockwise, Awesome Tools, Continental, Leatherman, Olympic PEN, traveling with children, travelling Africa, Tudortech
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Africa Clockwise 