Three years later, I was finally back to Namibia and for the first time since the solo expedition started: I was not traveling alone!
As you could already notice it in my stories, I met up again with my favourite Brits while I was recovering from malaria somewhere in the North part of Botswana.
And because of the strong rainy season hitting the country, we decided to leave for NAMIBIA. Many things happened making overland exploration very intense and definitely unforgettable -but not only in a good way.
Today, I’m out of Namibia and I’ll be able to speak clearly about what happened, where and why (and in details). Africa is a fascinated place but a very intense one as well. I’m not here to waste my time telling bullshits but my truth and what I personally experience. So let’s be honest and face reality.
In real time, I’ve finally arrived in Cape Town where, eleven months ago, the loop in Africa started. It feels weird but I’m proud to have made it and to go further.
A big THANK YOU to -luckily- a very very few amount of people who doubted about this solo expedition and who didn’t believe in it. You just gave me the rage to fulfil my dream.
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