You left the best for last! Your route took you right past my first house that I bought, in Glencairn. I was in the South African Navy for 12 years mostly in Simon’s Town but a long time ago now. Nice to see that not much seems to have changed except that the penguins have taken over the beach where I used to swim.
Thanks for showing us the beautiful Chapman's Peak. I can never get enough of it, living in Limpopo Provence. But at least we got the Kruger National Park on our doorstep.
Patrick im still hoping you going to announce that you decided to return to Sweden by bike so we can follow your adventures for 8 more months on the way back😁 what about west africa?😀
Thanks so much for this final episode. I’ve followed all your episodes so it’s seems fitting that you finished where my parents first met each other, Simonstown. My dad was stationed there with the Royal Navy as a radio operator during WW II. They left RSA after the war because of apartheid, but now some of their ashes are on top of Table Mountain. That was a great trip you had. Very inspirational. Going to do some of it myself now that I’m retired, but not quite so daring. Maybe just around Europe. Take care.
Patrick, please help me understand because my imagination fails to do so. Does the sun move in the vault of the sky in the southern hemisphere in the same way as in the northern hemisphere, i.e. clockwise? 🙄
We use to live in Houtbay. Stunning part of SA. Thanks for sharing! Enjoy you last couple of days in Africa… for now I'm sure. Was good to have met you.
Almost all the way down there 🙂 It looks like an amazing journey, I still have to check out most of it, because I missed out on a lot, but it is now a good time to just binge watch the whole route!
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Thanks again for making us a part of your epic journey. Wishing you the very best!
Congrats
Stum av beundring av hvor heftig vakkert det er der🇿🇦Takker for hærlig video Patrick🇸🇪
You left the best for last! Your route took you right past my first house that I bought, in Glencairn. I was in the South African Navy for 12 years mostly in Simon’s Town but a long time ago now. Nice to see that not much seems to have changed except that the penguins have taken over the beach where I used to swim.
Hello Pingu
9:28 – Pinguins. So cool
Thanks for showing us the beautiful Chapman's Peak. I can never get enough of it, living in Limpopo Provence. But at least we got the Kruger National Park on our doorstep.
Patrick im still hoping you going to announce that you decided to return to Sweden by bike so we can follow your adventures for 8 more months on the way back😁 what about west africa?😀
Yeap a beautiful ride for sure 👌
u on way to simons town and nature resurve down there
Yes, very nice to cycle along the coast. Are you going to the most southern point of Africa, Cape Agulhas about 170 km from Cape Town?
Thanks so much for this final episode. I’ve followed all your episodes so it’s seems fitting that you finished where my parents first met each other, Simonstown. My dad was stationed there with the Royal Navy as a radio operator during WW II. They left RSA after the war because of apartheid, but now some of their ashes are on top of Table Mountain.
That was a great trip you had. Very inspirational. Going to do some of it myself now that I’m retired, but not quite so daring. Maybe just around Europe. Take care.
Thank you Patric😪😪😪
Great views Patrick. I wish you well for the future and thank you again for sharing your fantastic journey.
Very beautiful coastline. Didn’t travel there yet.
Patrick, please help me understand because my imagination fails to do so. Does the sun move in the vault of the sky in the southern hemisphere in the same way as in the northern hemisphere, i.e. clockwise? 🙄
We use to live in Houtbay. Stunning part of SA. Thanks for sharing! Enjoy you last couple of days in Africa… for now I'm sure. Was good to have met you.
Patrick, Thanks again for a lovely cycling documentary. I have a question: how do you rate your Trek 520 bicycle? Jan
Hi Patrick. I'm wondering if it's okay if I post your youtube channel as a link on my website?
I hope your next trip will be across Asia:)😁
Har du funderat på att göra en föreläsning om din resa? Skulle vara kul att höra
I hope you're still doing well Patrick. Can't wait for another epic adventure whenever you decide. Peace be with you and yours. From 🇿🇦
Hey brother we miss your content
Almost all the way down there 🙂 It looks like an amazing journey, I still have to check out most of it, because I missed out on a lot, but it is now a good time to just binge watch the whole route!
What’s your budget like for a round the world trip? Also, how’re you funding your trip? I’m asking because I’m planning a rtw route