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Our first Sunday back in New Abirem felt like an extension of the holidays with unusually pleasant temperatures and very low humidity. We spent most of the day outside the room enjoying the usually unbearably intense sun, reading and sipping on cold beers. We did a small tour on site in the morning as I was hoping to be able to take snaps of some of the incredible fauna and flora. Slightly depressed when I realised most plants are currently not blossoming as we're finally in the dry and dusty Harmattan season. It turned into a who can find the tallest tree seeing. Ah well... It'll all be full of life in a couple months again.
On a more important note: We've been given the green light to move our bikes on to site which is most likely going to happen tonight after work. Yeah! This is going to be very good. It is much safer, we'd possibly be able to work on them at nights and during the week as we might be allowed to move them into the Mining Warehouse temporarily. If not working on them they will be parked outside in a relatively sheltered area which is great.
The preparations for the big trip can continue and both my Suzi and Rory's Katy can look forward to some much needed TLC in the coming weeks, beginning with new rear shocks for Suzi. My present from me, to me :)
Gold Digger (quite literally)