I continue my ride to Hlotse, in the lowlands of Lesotho.
I meet Captain Shylock, he offers me some food and drinks for the afternoon on the road. Shortly after, I get a puncture. The situation gets a bit tensed as I am afraid to run out of sunlight before being able to reach my guest house. As I can finally resume riding, I ride across a small town where everyone is outside, coming back from work, and the crowds cheer for me as I pass. Chills.
Finally, I reach Empire guest house just at sunset, a perfect timing for this long day riding out of Maseru.
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36 Comments
Talk shittt…tbey have modern equipment from European countries….tney produce fkall there
"untouched" by colonization yet they have all the benefits of western industrialization from cars to running water… and they're even speaking english!
It's a shame there's no battery recharge when going downhill. I don't understand why the manufacturer didn't fix this?
The cheers from the red ladies brought me to tears, so joyful and touching. Love the people, so friendly, open to you and welcoming. βΊοΈ ππ½ποΈπ
Are you running Marathon Plus Tires from Schwalbe?
Punctures are there to meet new friends
Cockoo labeΔΊetaπ
I was smiling all through the video π
Have to love Africa. You can be in the middle of nowhere and suddenly a crowd appears π Hello from Cape Town πΏπ¦
The good thing about the insta360 is that perspectives can be changed in post which if overdone can be its downside.
Are you going to go through Zimbabwe ?
What a leg; Maseru to St Monica! Sorry for the puncture though it didn't look so grave. And that guy, Captain Shylock, is an astute marketer. Lesotho is such an interesting country.
Hi Yves. New to your channel. I am still catching up with your earlier posts. Man! you're amazing and such an inspiration! Wow! I wish world leaders can take a leaf out of your journey and realise we can ALL get along somehow without greed. Thank you for your posts and may God protect you on your journey!
βοΈ Yves ππΎ β€
The women in red are working in the factories
Africans are good people. they are friendly…I love them…
Hie.When are you in Zimbabwe.I really would like to meet you
Lol, there are plenty of tourists. But we could do with more
This is the fastest I have seen you riding. You might meet up with a Chinese- man with world- in Mozambique. He started his journey in Ethiopia, used the route you took through Kenya and Uganda. He is headed to Cape Town. He is in Malawi. He will head into Mozambique
Coloquei legenda em portuguΓͺs para facilitar pra nΓ³s.BRASiL estado de Minas Gerais cidade de TimΓ³teo.sds ZΓ© Elias Ipatinga MG
Together with you all the way from Rwanda π·πΌπ·πΌ. Keep cycling safety across π
Captain Shylock what a sweatie .He baught such thoughtful things for you to eat as you drive .Loved the womens greeting as you passed .Such freindly people .π
Weer een prachtige vlog mooie beelden en route en d de mensen zijn allemaal vriendelijk en wij mogen mee genieten wat je allemaal doet en wat je ziet Top πππ
Wow, the Lesotho people are awesome and the country is beautiful!
Poor but proud people. So far I have not seen any begging or scamming.
how long so far you been in losottu
Bye Kino, safe journey β€
an azub trike would cost 1million kenyan shillings
Love this guy β€β€β€. You're content π₯π₯π₯π₯
from France
with this?
hae hae hae. Good bye!!
Morning my friend
Too Long in LESOTHO, how big is this country or you just enjoying the place
Never seen so many friendly people greeting you constantly with a smile in their face. No grumpy and stressed people like here in the west , they even drive good , I imagine you driving in any european country with drivers horning you to get out of the way with angry faces . People in Lesotho dont seem to have much but live much better then us . No signs of depression there! Maybe paradise exists and thats Lesotho.
You should carry a spare wheel for situations such as that near Hlotse
Love your post's yves. You go Bro
Tu buvais de la bouillie de sorgho je crois !
the people in red clothes are factory workers ,you were passing industrial area and they just knocked off from day shift. the red clothes is the workers uniform from one factory that employs thousands of people.