We chat about the dangers of travelling over the festive season and we close the chapter on the Swartberg Classic Tour.
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Swartberg Classic Tour – Day 3 (Prince Albert to Die Hel)
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Day 3 of the Swartberg Classic Tour (Die Hel to the southern end of the Swartberg Pass)
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A chat covering the first half of Day 2 of the Swartberg Classic Tour.
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We relive the first day of our recent Swartberg Classic Tour.
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A chat about the Gariep Dam and a look at the phenomenal contribution to road construction by the father and son duo of Andrew and Thomas Bain.
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A chat about one of the steepest passes in South Africa – the Carliseshoekspruit Pass, which connects the Tiffindell Ski Resort with the village of Rhodes.
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We chat about some unusual and interesting passes as well as relate the back story behind Moordenaarskloof in the Eastern Cape.
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In this chat we cover diverse subjects including weather systems, a new tour to the Swartberg area and the Zuurberg Pass.
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Day 4 of the Ben 10 Eco Challenge V4 Tour.
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