j'aime ca façon de décrire les choses : on se rend bien compte que le canal est au bout du monde. Il est très impressionné par le désert
Second day in Luderitz. I met the German/Swiss crew, saw the canal (impressive) and felt the atmosphere. The last part of the trip to Luderitz is extreme with the desert litterally dropping in on you with nearly brutal force. It's as if you are driving to the moon. You have to experience it to beleive it. I can imagine how it must look like the last one hundered kilometres if it's windy and the rds are sandblasted. Then all of a sudden you enter this little town with beautiful sea view. I wanted to have dinner with the German crew but was so tired I couldn't find their house anymore in the dark. I decided to stay in the hotel to have dinner and there Jurjen and crew was sitting. We had a nice dinner with a wine (or two) and after that off to bed. This morning it's a bit cloudy but there is some wind forecasted. Looking forward to meet the big names and possibly get some training runs in today.
et je pense que la voile passe dans l'avion qui dessert l'aéroport de Luderitz et qui est proche du spot 
