Sand dunes, kilometres, camels, cold and sweat
Wednesday, July 05, 2023 | 980 Views |
Onwards: The author passes the 20 kilometre mark
This time around planning for this trip was much easier because it was local. We decided to camp and self-cater. Mpinie Olopeng, being the captain of the team, ensured that transport, camping, and food fees were contributed well on time.
The plan was that we leave on Friday and Jwaneng would be our main pit stop where we would buy our foodstuffs and other necessities. Friday came and the meeting place was at Brown Rankwaila's house in the village.
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