Xross Africa Challenge: Day 29 to 33 - THE JUNGLE JUNCTION EXPERIENCE

Wel vandag is my laaste dag by Jungle Junction voordat die tog verder noordwaarts aangepak word, en die sports begin. Moet sê ek het regtig lekker hier gekuier en baie interessante reisigers ontmoet. XChallenge gediens en alle moontlike voorsorg getref vir dit wat op my wag. Volgens inligting verkry plaaslik en van reisigers wat van die noorde af gekom het, is die situasie tussen Isiolo en Moyale nie baie vreedsaam nie, en daarom het vier van ons hier by Jungle Junction - Switser, Duitser, Pool en ek, - besluit om saam verder te ry tot in Ethihopie. Nog net Hans van Switserland se bike wat aan gewerk word, maar sal hopelik laat vanmiddag klaar wees. So, hou maar duim vas vir die volgende 2 - 3 dae en hou die www dop om meer uit tevind van ons wedervaringe in hierdie ongerepte en ongenaakbare landskap waardeur ons gaan ry.(http://edition.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/africa/09/16/kenya.rustling/index.html?section=cnn_latest)

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Well today is my last day at Jungle Junction, before continuing North. I have to say, this was an amazing stay and met the most amazing travellers. My XChallenge has been serviced and I tried my best to my provision for what awaits me. According to information from the locals and travellers coming from the North, the situation between Isiolo and Moyale not very peaceful and security has been raised. For that reason, four of us staying at Jungle Junction travelling north, decided to ride together up to Ethiopia. Only Hans’s (Switzerland) bike is still in the workshop, and will hopefully be done by the end of the day. So please cross your fingers for the next 2 – 3 days and follow us on the www to find out more about our experiences in this untouched and unapproachable landscape where we will be travelling through.(http://edition.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/africa/09/16/kenya.rustling/index.html?section=cnn_latest)