12 February 2010
Again it was a very early start. We left Umtentweni and refuelled (Trip: 3,403 km) just across the bridge going south towards Port Shepstone.
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We rode through beautiful scenery to the Oribi Gorge Hotel where we stopped for a sunny open-air breakfast. Very nice.
The whole Oribi area is lovely. We passed a very pleasant and sunny morning looking at, and taking pictures of, the outstanding vistas.
We took the sand road from Oribi Gorge Hotel to Leopard Rock. Deon, if you are reading this, thank you for the pointer!
At the Underberg Hotel we had a beer outside in the courtyard and .................
a beer inside at the bar!! Hmmmm.....another Castle please. W.C. Fields once said, "Everyone should believe in something. I believe I'll have another drink!"
a beer inside at the bar!! Hmmmm.....another Castle please. W.C. Fields once said, "Everyone should believe in something. I believe I'll have another drink!"
Actually, we only had two beers. Then it was time for dinner. Roxy's at the Hotel was fully booked. Well, it was Friday night and everybody was in town. The bar was buzzing and we should have thought ahead. No problem, we went to The Grind Cafe and had a great meal. Tomorrow is another day and we had, anyway, decided to stay at Tumble In for two nights, not just one. Roxy's Restaurant tomorrow night maybe.
13 February 2010
Saturday morning dawned bright and sunny. With most of our gear left back at the Tumble In we fired up the motos and headed for the mountains. The Drakensberg Mountains are extremely beautiful and the Saturday morning ride onwards and upwards was amazing.
The weather was beautiful, hot in fact. This mountain stream was also just too much temptation. Park the bikes. Ditch the moto clothing. Get in the water. Any questions?
On the way back to Underberg from Garden Castle we came across The Lake Tavern at Castelburn.
This time we made no mistake. We made a reservation for dinner at Roxey's Restaurant at the Underberg Hotel. This is Dr M's starter!
The next morning, after another brilliant breakfast, it was time to say goodbye to Marion and Bob Mulder, proprietors of the excellent Tumble In.
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