Excitement in the air.We started the day early and made the mission to the gentleman with the gyrocopter’s farm, dropped off Cornell and made it back to base camp to greet James as he heads to Cape Town today.
We met Cornell and the copter on the high way were we arranged to film some more aerial shots of Puddy skating. Our target for the distance skated is at a an all time low. Puddy has only to skate 13 km’s as we are only to arrive in P.E on Monday
We caught the early traffic which was comforting in a way as it’s been a while since we have been in a major city. During this session a motorist pulled from the high way, stopping a distance from us and stuck his hand out the window waving something. When Puddy arrived he was surprised as the guy donated R200 towards the charity. What a great guy. Hopefully we get more peoplelike this guy as we travel down the cost.
The wind, heat and humidity really tired us out and a power nap back at the BB was enjoyed. Waking up we went on down to the beach and enjoyed a swim. The wind was a bit strong but the ocean view was still a sight for sore eyes. We watched some Pro 20 cricket on which Puddy and Human place another bet. Human fore saw that the cricket would end a score of 200 and Puddy prophesied on 202. Human got it spot on and Puddy owed him R10.
Puddy braid us some meat and we enjoyed braaivleis and salad. Even though Puddy dropped the plate with all the meat we still dug in like wolves.
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