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Day 20, 78 of 86 km (heat exhaustion)

Posted on February 5, 2013 by mev

Today I ran to my limits and wasn’t able to complete the ride all the way. Already a slight precursor previous night as I didn’t quite have appetite for seconds for dinner. It has been a tough day, but figured … Continue reading →

Posted in gorge | Tagged energy deficit, heat exhaustion, Sudan

Day 19, 99km to Stone Bridge (Abeyda)

Posted on February 4, 2013 by mev

Today was the toughest day yet. Long, hot and challenging – particularly because of road corrugations and because of afternoon heat. The first 6km weren’t too bad as we left camp and followed a canal on a road without many … Continue reading →

Posted in gorge | Tagged Sudan

Day 18, 87km to Dinder

Posted on February 3, 2013 by mev

Off road and through back areas of Sennar province. Tires were changed yesterday. Some did better than others and the thorns along with new tires caused many flats. I had one but only when I pulled a thorn from my … Continue reading →

Posted in gorge | Tagged Sudan

Day 17, 160km to Sennar

Posted on February 2, 2013 by mev

A longer and more varied day today. We started the day on smooth Chinese-built road. This is nice, though it also tends to bring us past rather than through the towns. Today changed a bit of that. At 45km the … Continue reading →

Posted in gorge | Tagged Sennar, Sudan

Day 16, 140km to Rufaa Camp

Posted on February 1, 2013 by mev

This part of Sudan is more agricultural than what we’ve seen before. We passed many plowed fields, some irrigated fields and even some crops like corn and saw center pivot sprinkler. Also this area has more trees than more desert … Continue reading →

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