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- November 4, 2011 at 11:16 pm #13328sjoerd_vMember
Just got an email back from a company called Temehu which may provide a guide for me. Still I’d rather get an armed security guard from NTC or something… Well, tips are still welcome… ;)
- November 4, 2011 at 4:46 pm #12655sjoerd_vMember
sorry for the late reply (yeah, just over a yr now).. its just that i don’t get a notification once someone replies and am just too lazy to keep checking….
but anyway, yeah, just for the hell of it! why not. seems like a good way of passing time as any :)
- September 18, 2011 at 4:56 pm #13128sjoerd_vMember
that first link is a nice one ;)
- October 10, 2010 at 4:44 pm #12653sjoerd_vMember
Thanks for the intel, I’ll look it up tonight when I have a little more time.
I am getting the impression that this really is proper jungle as I read somewhere that the land-only crossing was a guiness world record which took these guys 741 days! :shock:
By the way the africa trip i was talking about is a road trip by motorcycle from amsterdam through istanbul, middle east, east africa to Tanzania to pick up my car which I left there on my previous trip. The previous trip was roughly Amsterdam to Italy to Tunesia, through the Sahara, through the Congo’s to Tanzania.
cheers
Sjoerd - October 8, 2010 at 1:24 pm #9080sjoerd_vMember
I would be worried about the Iraqi visa more then the Irania, but then again, I’m dutch.
I was thinking about travelling through Iraq myself coming from Saudi Arabia, but in the end deceided to drive around it, first the only ‘safe’ regions lay in the north, secondly I would never ever get a visa for Iraq (Iran wouldnt be a problem tough).
- October 8, 2010 at 1:02 pm #12439sjoerd_vMember
Joran van der Sloot is such a dick!. :(
Gives us dutch ppl a bad name. - June 11, 2010 at 6:16 pm #12494sjoerd_vMember
To be honest, I really liked the book. Good job ;)
I corrected some of the text with pen, altough I had the 2008-updated version, some entries seemed to be refering to the 2006 situation.
I’ll send you a list of corrections, whenever I have time.(btw, I travelled the RN1 road from Kinshasa-Lubumbashi, so I only have corrections for this traject)
cheers
- June 10, 2010 at 8:12 pm #12081sjoerd_vMember
no, it’s only one wide-angle lens. the 12-54 is a normal zoomlens ;)
but i really use the wide angle a lot.. especially good in cities - June 10, 2010 at 8:09 pm #11225sjoerd_vMember
On the road to Kananga, DRC
I forgot what these kids wanted from me.
- June 10, 2010 at 8:06 pm #12491sjoerd_vMember
oh btw, at Sean, the directions in your congo guidebook to the brazza pillar could be a little better ;) damn..
- June 10, 2010 at 7:57 pm #12359sjoerd_vMember
unfortunatly the guards who threw me in prison in Lubumbashi didn’t let me take photographs of my cell, that would have been interesting material… (don’t mess with the ANR secret service in the DRC, its not worth it)..
i now traded my primus for zambian Mosi, which is less great, since its smaller at 375ml.. :)
I’ll order my next Mosi and have a look in my photo database of africa so far, maybe there is something interesting there…
see ya..
- May 4, 2010 at 9:05 pm #12079sjoerd_vMember
Olympus E-30 (four-thirds). 8-13mm wide angle, 12-54mm, 50-200mm zoom, 50mm lensbaby.
This camera (at time of purchase) was the only camera that was state-of-the-art and had a tiltable screen, which is priceless for those difficult-to-impossable creative positions you sometimes have to put yourself in. So I wouldnt want anything else…
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