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makingtrackz.blogspot.com

Making Trackz: Race to Rhodes - Entry Confirmed

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The journey of following our dreams and sharing the adventures and places the dreams lead us to. Tuesday, April 15, 2014. Race to Rhodes - Entry Confirmed. Race to Rhodes is a 500km non-stop, unsupported mountain bike race from Pietermaritzburg to Rhodes. It is the first 6 days of the Freedom Challenge ( www.freedomchallenge.org.za. A ride that has been on my bucket list for quite a few years. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Race to Rhodes - Entry Confirmed. View my complete profile.

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Grand Winelands Luxury: January 2014

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We are the fortunate owners of Grand Dédale, a luxurious hideaway in the Cape Winelands. We love delicious food and great wine, our four cats and the serenity of Wellington, our herb and veggie garden and sunsets over the mountains. We enjoy travelling the world and coming back home. And most of all we are passionate about sharing this amazing place and our privileged lifestyle with our guests. Friday, 31 January 2014. South Africa by Bike. South Africa by Bike. Plans all manner of cycling tours. I didn&...

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2010: South African Freedom Trail | Evolution of Balance.org

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2013: Ride the Americas. 2011: St. James Way Pilgrimage. 2010: South African Freedom Trail. 2009: Great Divide Mountain Bike Route. 2008: Ancient Panama Gold Routes. 2010: South African Freedom Trail. A 2400 km offroad journey from Durban, South Africa to Capetown most of which follows what has become known as the Freedom Trail, the route of the. Freedom Challenge endurance race. Hometown: Cape Town, South Africa. Hometown: Cape Town, South Africa. Hometown: Cape Town, South Africa. The trail meanders th...

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Adventures of an Ordinary Cyclist: Race finish

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Adventures of an Ordinary Cyclist. A journal of my Freedom Challenge mountain bike adventures, 2007, 2009(tandem)2011, 2012(solo) and 2014. Race to Rhodes and the 2300km Race Across South Africa. The race starts in Pietermaritzburg and ends in Wellington close to Cape Town, with a 26 day cut-off. The Ride to Rhodes(2008-unblogged and 2010) is a shortened version that starts in Pietermaritzburg and ends 6 days later in Rhodes. Sunday, 26 July 2015. 28 July 2015 at 07:38. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Tanana Checkpoint – Iditarod | PeterTheVet's Blog

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Life through the lens of my camera. Because it’s there: Race Across South Africa 2012. Working in a war zone. Tanana Checkpoint – Iditarod. March 9, 2015. At around midday the weather cleared enough for us to attempt a flight into Tanana from Fairbanks. The first two planes managed to get in to Tanana. My flight – which left within ten minutes of the first two – ended up almost returning to Fairbanks due to deteriorating visibility. Flyby visit to the restart -Fairbanks, Iditarod. March 9, 2015 at 16:19.

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2012 October

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Registration is currently closed. Blog / Archive / 2012 October. This Thursday (18/10) was incredibly special for me, I got to hand out the Qhubeka bicycles that were raised through my completion of the Freedom Challenge. The handover was in conjunction with Wildlands and Qhubeka to a group of treeprenuer recipients in the Buffelsdraai area north of Durban. 200 bikes were handed over, and I had the honour of making a small presentation to the community. My race video…. Finally after plenty of procrastina...

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Route

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Registration is currently closed. Freedom Challenge 2012 – Jody Forrester / Route. The Freedom Challenge route runs from Pietermaritzburg to Diemersfontein farm just outside Cape Town – roughly 2400km’s with a sum total of 46,000m of altitude gain along the route:. The below video of lasts years finishers (also completed the triathlon version! Will give you a good idea of what the route can throw at you, but also just how rewarding this journey is:. Image courtesy of Merrill Adventure Addicts.