Good to hear from you and thanks for your support.

I was inspired to raise money for Mercy Ships after attending a talk by the photographer Scott Harrison whose pictures brought home the amazing work performed abord ship.

Keep up the great work everyone.

Dan.

I’ve just seen a couple of Hondas and a beemer covered in the ubiquitous red dust that gets everywhere over here. They’re doing a trans-africa trek and it makes me pine for the old Yam… next time, eh?

Hope all’s well at the farm. See you all soon. Dan.

Good to hear that you’re both paddling once again. I was beginning to think that you had flogged the canoe. Don’t worry about the m/bike, it’s being well looked after. No overtime so I’ve taken to doing a bit of courier work around town, so don’t spend all your money as it will probably need a service when you get back.

Keep blogging, it brightens up my day and I think I’m starting to get itchy feet myself. Now where’s that dam atlas

Your entrusted friend Neil B & all the chaps in the office.

so have you reached the mystical city of Timbuktu yet?? I was there in 2003, try a treck out into the sahara and role down the biggest sandune there!!

I’m part of the communications team onboard the Anastasis, currently docked in Ghana.

I hear you’ve been in touch with Jane Palmer in the UK. Gordon, head of communications onboard thought it might be fun to track your progress!
So as the only Brit in the team i thought i’d say hi!

You guys are doing an amazing thing. If you need any info or current information at all from the ship then just let me know.

we can send you patient stories that will certainly make you remember (during difficult moments!) why you undertook such a crazy adventure.

keep smiling!
lu