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07 january ARRIVAL IN BENIN CITY They are about four hundred and fifty kilometers, but of asphalted road full of holes and very busy. Through various cities and as always here in Africa the traffic is chaotic and the air...
06 january ARRIVAL IN OTUKPO They are about six hundred kilometers to go, they say of asphalt road. I slept well last night and I recharged a little. I leave at half past six after saying goodbye to Father Richard....
05 january BANYO-GEMBU ROAD I did not sleep much tonight for copla of some people who were making a racket in a neighboring building. I get up at half past five, prepare the bike. Last night I found two...
03 january REST IN DOUALA Today is a relaxing day, the last one here in Dogala. I was waiting for confirmation today if by chance there were ferries that departed from Tiko and arrived in Calabar, Nigeria. But unfortunately...
02 jenuary REST IN DOUALA Today the day started very badly. With Pier we went to town to buy the ticket for the ferry to Calabar. Unfortunately the news was of those that I did not want to hear,...
01 january REST IN DOUALA The dinner, contrary to how we do it, starts around two in the morning, a nightmare. At three o’clock I greet everyone and go to sleep, if we may say so, it is hard to...
31 december REST IN DOUALA Today I hope to be able to buy a ticket for the ferry, Pier will accompany me, he knows exactly where the office is located. He works to the end so I wait for...
30 december ARRIVAL IN DOUALA I wake up with a little calm, and I leave at half past seven, I have to do a little more than four hundred kilometers and I am sure that if all goes well...
29 december ARRIVAL IN EBOLOWA It is not yet day when I leave, there is a lot of fog, the goal of the day is to get to Oyen, a town about one hundred kilometers from the border with...
28 december ARRIVAL IN LAMBARENE ’ Wake up very early as always, even if I don’t have many kilometers. I have to do customs in Gabon, which is right in Ndendè. It should open at seven, but the first...
