November 18, 2025
Cape of Good Hope
Today was a long but fun day. We started with a visit to a kindergarten in a township, very poor area mostly for the black families. It was started in 1994 by an amazing woman named Mavis who is now 76 years old. She started in her home with 45 kids and now runs a school for 300 aged 6 months to 6 years. She gets a stipend from the government for every child that shows up each day but relies heavily on donations. African Bikers has been one of their benefactors for years. A few years ago a Norwegian man made a donation of 1M Rand that allowed her to build proper classrooms and a kitchen since they feed the kids 2 meals a day. She is truly an amazing woman.
After that we had a long, slow drive to the Cape of Good Hope the most southerly point in Africa. We rode our bikes from here back towards Cape Town over Chapman’s Peak, a road only for cars, no trucks. It was a stunningly beautiful day with another tail wind but with a few strong gusty side winds. We stopped just short to the city to load the bikes for the last time.

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Today's ride: 54 km (34 miles)
Total: 54 km (34 miles)
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