Above sign denotes the highest drivable pass in Africa. Tlaaeng Pass is at the top of the Maluti Mountains in Lesotho. Last weekend my husband and John did a bike trip over the mountains into Kwa Zulu Natal. John took many amazing photos which I will publish and blog about later on in the month.
Photo credit: John Hedges
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I'll bet that was an amazing ride, over 10,000 feet. Sounds like there are undriveable passes higher. Look forward to more.
ReplyDeleteI look forward to seeing your pictures.
ReplyDeleteSunny :)
That's high. Looking forward to the photos.
ReplyDeleteThis looks beautiful! I always found Lesotho fascinating since I first heard of it in 1978 when I was going abroad for the first time - I was going to Bangladesh and Irish Aid was sending a bunch of veterinarians to Lesotho to work with their horses on a breeding programme with Connemara ponies/horses. You are lucky to be living in Africa with all this beauty on your doorstep - and nice weather too!
ReplyDeleteAre you going back to Sudan or is that over for now?
Eerste keer wat ek hoor van die pas - sien uit na foto's!! Geniet jou gesin!
ReplyDeleteIf my calculations are right, that's about 10,500 feet. Quite high, and I assume it's well above treeline for the area.
ReplyDeleteIt must have been an amazing ride with great views. Thanks for sahring your scenic Sunday.
ReplyDeleteWow, now that was a bike ride!!!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait for the pictures!
Have a great week!