The last two soccer balls were handed out to some kids in a small town in the Eastern Cape. The balls had made it from London, down the West Coast of Africa to Cape Town, enjoyed the sites and scenes of the Soccer World Cup fever in Cape Town, and then headed up the East Coast before being handed out in the Eastern Cape prior to us reaching Johannesburg, our final destination!
With some prompting from Merlinda Mik and I finally got around to updating the GPS coordinates. Should be more or less complete all the way to Namibia (where Tracks 4 Africa has every inch covered!)
The last two soccer balls were handed out to some kids in a small town in the Eastern Cape. The balls had made it from London, down the West Coast of Africa to Cape Town, enjoyed the sites and scenes of the Soccer World Cup fever in Cape Town, and then headed up the East Coast before being handed out in the Eastern Cape prior to us reaching Johannesburg, our final destination!
Definitely a country to return to.. read more here.
Wedged between the Kalahari and the South Atlantic, Namibia enjoys vast potential as one of the youngest countries in Africa. In addition to having a striking diversity of cultures and national origins, Namibia is a photographer’s dream – it boasts wild seascapes, rugged mountains, lonely deserts, stunning wildlife, colonial cities and nearly unlimited elbow room. Despite [...]
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