Day 15 - Sunday 15/10/2006
Thought for the day.
As I was sitting on a rock next to the great Pyramid and I thought of Professor Tony Oakhill. The medical profession I am sure, has lost a great man. We have lost a friend. We will miss you Tony, but we will never forget you.
NC
All change. It seems the only way at moment to go to Luxor is via Helgado on red sea coast and cut back in. Bloody nuisance, but when advice comes, listen and react.
More info tomorrow.
NC.
posted by Dutch Rob for Cotswolds2Capetown at 08:23
9 Comments:
Hi dad, im so proud of you, i can't believe how far you've gone already. I had a fab weekend, worked my ass off at the bar and went dancing with ant and lizzie and bar staff, we got into all the clubs free coz i knew the bouncers and we also got into the vip members club in one of them, like father like daughter hay, first class all the way- what a snob :-)
Im missing you loads, college is hard. I hope to hear from you soon. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hi and very well done to the 2 Nicks. It's been a remarkable feat so far and aren't you over half way already within 16 days? Quite amazing.
Robyn: Thanks for your comments and apologies if I caused any offence. We were not planning on writing an article about you and the details of your experience, we just wanted to acknowledge on our site and within our organisation, the efforts of whomever you worked with through your rehab.
We've highlighted the great effort put in by your father and would like to highlight and commend the person/people on our team who inspired him to make this ride.
Keep up the brilliant work Nick(s) - Cape Town BEFORE Christmas it seems.
Hi
Just a quick up date. Visas for Sudan are through all very quickly infact in 3 hours.We are planning to leave tomorrow morning and going via the red sea route down south.Relaxing and washing today(well trying to wash that is)We both went around the Museum today which was really interesting.We are still having a few probs sending pics but hopefully a few will get through soon.
Bye for now
Nick G
Hi guys, You're doing so well! Bumped into Tom at school today and had a chat. really great to be able to follow you on the blog!
Good luck for the next bit!
A really big thanks to Martin in Cairo for taking care of us during the last few days.
Cheers
Nick & Nick
Its great to read of your exploits every morning...cheers me up! (Im very jealous!)The children are all excited to see where you've got to on our map of your trip.Hope things get better and better...stay safe...hope the beer starts to flow!(we'll have a few for you!)
Sue
Hi daddy, so nice to hear from you yesterday, im glad your well. All is good here, works hard though and my landlady made me cry yesterday. im thinking of you always.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx PS all my crazy friends at college say hi, everyones watching you
Hi Nick and Nick, Its Holly Glassbrook, I thoght I would send you a blog to say how amazing I think you are doing, you have gone so far in such a short time,your bikes must be really fast, mum shows me every day where you are and what you are doing and I think its so cool.I think you look funny Nick G with your beard. I dont think mum is sure if she likes it.hee hee. My mum really misses you Nick G.but I told her you would be alright as long as you didnt fall off your bikes like the other Nick did in Wales, hee hee hee. Watch out for the camels they are bigger than you. Bye from Holly G xx
You guys are very quiet today (Momday). Have you fallen off?
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