We
picked up some bread that the friendly guy at the bakery had made
especially for us and he gave us a free coffee each as well, which I put
in my thermos for later.
We
headed out of town and up the steep hill ahead of us which was made
easier by the impressive rock formations and the fact I knew exactly how
long it was. At the top we admired the amazing views again and I
chatted to an Irish guy on a moped who was 60 and had travelled and
taught English in Asia for 14 years.
After
the pass the rest of the day was mostly down or flat. We had lunch by a
river in the shade. Unfortunately it turned out to be on an ants nest
and their counter attack moved us on before the midday sun had started
to lose its heat.
Thankfully
I spotted a slushy seller 5km later. These are tables by the road with a
blender and various pots of syrup and powder. If you stop the
proprietor will mix flavoured syrup of your choice with condensed milk
and lots of glorious ice in a blender making the most amazing slushy
drink ever for about 40p.
Chris
had whizzed off ahead so I had to cycle with the slushy drinks hanging
in bags off my handle bars which the shopkeeper found amusing. Chris
was very grateful when I caught him up though.
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