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    The conflicts in Sudan

The conflicts in Sudan

Pablo Garcia2015-12-10T21:46:06+00:00January 15, 2004|
Sudan Sudan

None of the parts has been beaten through a military way, but this war between the north Muslim government and the Christian rebels of the south had the highest cost: two millions of dead people and more than four million of refugees and exiles.

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    Khartoum

Khartoum

Pablo Garcia2016-01-07T21:00:35+00:00January 13, 2004|
Sudan Sudan

Several times I felt alone and lost. People are strange. When I needed to ask something many people answered impolitely “I don’t speak English”. But I nearly always found someone who helped me, his question before saying “hello” was what nationality I was. Then he smiled and told me “Maradona”!!

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    Two thousand km back

Two thousand km back

Pablo Garcia2015-12-10T21:51:13+00:00January 10, 2004|
Sudan Sudan

Obtaining the visa to enter to Sudan took me longer than I expected. From Eritrea my passport could not be sealed and I had to come back to Ethiopia. It meant to go back two thousand kilometres through Djibouti again.

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    Eritrea

Eritrea

Pablo Garcia2016-01-07T20:59:47+00:00December 15, 2003|
Eritrea Eritrea

During the last day in Ramadan, the main mosque of the city was attended by thousands of people to celebrate Id al Fitr, one of the most important celebrations in the Islam Calendar.

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    History of Eritrea

History of Eritrea

Pablo Garcia2015-12-10T21:57:15+00:00November 25, 2003|
Eritrea Eritrea

The Eritrean Struggle for Freedom lasted 30 years and it was known as the most pushful in the Horn of Africa. In 1991, the troops that belonged to the front popular of Tigrinya Freedom, which were armed and trained by EPFL got Massawa port. Thanks to this occupation, the Eritreans could throw away Ethiopian army of Eritrea territory.

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    Way to Massawa

Way to Massawa

Pablo Garcia2016-01-07T20:59:39+00:00November 20, 2003|
Eritrea Eritrea

My first target was to reach to Assab, an important city in the south of Eritrea. But most of its 80 km of the route are changeable; people who don’t know them, lost their way because the sand dunes move. This information plus my experience in danakil desert in the other countries made me rethink.

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    Lost in Danakil Desert – Djibouti

Lost in Danakil Desert – Djibouti

Pablo Garcia2016-01-07T20:52:48+00:00November 17, 2003|
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The desert of Danakil has several areas that are more than one hundred meters under the sea level. It is considered one of hottest and most inhospitable places of the planet. Its temperature can rise to more than 50° C, although by then, according to people, the months of cold were beginning. The temperature hardly rises to more than 40°C, I thought they were joking. Cycle there was an estupid idea.

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    Djibouti city, looking for sponsors

Djibouti city, looking for sponsors

Pablo Garcia2016-01-07T20:52:48+00:00November 10, 2003|
Djibouti Djibouti

Maybe you ask yourself how it is to move in the African capital cities looking for economical support. I really couldn’t imagine that I could do this someday. When I arrive in a city the first day, I feel that I am not able to get it. I see myself tiny in an enormous place where I don’t know anything or anybody, like a lost ant without any direction.

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    Crossing the Danakil desert – Ethiopia

Crossing the Danakil desert – Ethiopia

Pablo Garcia2016-01-07T18:29:08+00:00October 30, 2003|
Ethiopia Ethiopia

On my way, I met the people from the desert: The Afar, an ethnic nomad group that, during centuries, has been extracting and transporting salt with their camels, from the salt lakes of Danakil to the high lands of Ethiopia.

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    Lalibela

Lalibela

Pablo Garcia2016-01-07T18:29:04+00:00October 28, 2003|
Ethiopia Ethiopia

Lalibela is known as the city of stone or the Petra of Africa. There were 21 churches which were built in the end of the century XII and the beginning of XIII with a feature that make them different of all the world, being for the Christians orthodox a special place, for most of them a kind of Mecca.

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We met today in Toronto. I saw your video. Your persistence and focus are admirable and deserve respect. You are an inspiration and an example what can be achieved and overcome once we put our mind and heart to it. I hope you connect again with your Clara. Many regards, Dragana (from Yugoslavia, now living in Toronto)
Dragana - Yugoslavia
I saw your movie. It simply made me to appreciate you more and more, again and again. It’s very entertaining to see all those videos. I’m waiting to see more and more of what you saw. Pablo, wish you all the bests man. Hope to see you again someday, somewhere. Hadi, Iran.
Hadi - Iran
I saw you today in downtown Toronto; watched your documentary. That’s very inspirational. Wish you a good luck and have a wonderful journey till last. Hootan TG, Toronto – Canada.
Hootan TG - Canada
We have really enjoyed it! It has been done "with the wind in your hair." We really liked it! Good job my friend! Congratulations! We are really impressed with your journeys and actually your way of life! You are a freaky guy! Keep like this! Ainu and Agnes - Poland
Ainu and Agnes - Poland
Querido amigo, ayer conseguí ver tu documental y me emocionó mucho tu historia tan bellamente registrada. Da para sentir la verdadera magnitud de tu epopeya. Lloré mas de 5 veces, estoy hecho un viejo boludo ….rsrsrsr.. Te mando un abrazo muy grande y que sigan los exitos. Raul, Maceió – Brasil
Raúl Langou - Brasil
I have to say that I am really impressed! It really is of professional quality but what makes it excellent is that it keeps just a little homemade touch that makes it even more real and touching. The fact that it spans such a long period of time makes it really original as one quickly realizes that it is not only a bike trip DVD but the story of a major part of your life, with their ups and downs, as we can see you change physically and emotionally through time. I also think the video has the perfect balance of information and emotion. I have to say that I shed a tear. So I raise my hat to you. You are incredibly strong! I wish you the best of luck! Jean - Canada
Jean, Canada
Ya vi el documental. Y tengo que decirte que no es bueno, es acojonante! Hace mucho tiempo fuiste una inspiración para mí y ahora, 7-8 años después, lo sigues siendo de la misma manera. He visto los 50 minutos del documental emocionado hasta las trancas y lo he terminado como lo has hecho tú, derramando mis lagrimitas. Te admiro. Eres un crack!. Fuerza hermano, y sigue trabajando que tienes ahí un material que vale oro! Pablo Olías, Sevilla.
Pablo Olías, España
I receveid your beautiful dvd yesterday. I'm very happy! Fantastic and spectacular! I loved your DVD. Great Pablo! Clap Clap! Fabio Nalin, Italia
Fabio Nalin, Italia
Pablo estamos aca en playa del carmen viendo el documental, va la VIDA gracias ... no solo por lo que estas logrando, si no por la perseverancia, amor, Fe, gratitud y mil adjetivos mas. Gracias, gran abrazo. Santiago Uranga, Argentina
Santiago Uranga, Argentina
Pablo! I got the DVD and I love it. I've watched this documentary twice since I received it. I am impressed with the quality of the documentary, and the story is absolutely incredible. If you create another one, I will buy it. Thanks for sharing this story with all of us. Happy trails Pablo! Paul U.S.A.
Paul, U.S.A.
Gracias Pablo....ahora si ya me siento un granito mas en tu increible aventura...te abrazo con toda mi energia! Gracias por hacernos ver que los sueños se pueden cumplir!!! Leo Quiroga - Argentina
Leo Quiroga - Argentina
Hola Pablo, he recibido el DVD. Tuve la oportunidad de verlo y quiero felicitarlo por hacer realidad tus sueños; seguramente serà fuente de inspiraciòn para mi y futuras generaciones. Suerte. William Vargas - Colombia
William Vargas - Colombia
Recibí el DVD y ya lo he visto. Me encantó! Me parece increíble lo que haces y te animo a que hagas otro DVD con todo el material que dices que tienes. No nos conocemos y conocí tu página de casualidad, aunque desde hace tiempo sigo a otros viajeros. Un placer haberte encontrado! Buen viaje! Guillermo – España
Guillermo – España
Yeah, I got the DVD the other day and watched it with great interest this week. Love it. Very touching story. Was great to hear Clara's and your parent's story/version, too. Nicolai Bangsgaard - Denmark
Nicolai Bangsgaard - Denmark
Hola Pablo, te conocí en la expobici, mexico df, compre tu video y de verdad has logrado mi admiración, muchas felicidades. Adal Rodriguez, México
Adal Rodriguez, México
Ya mire el dvd y la verdad que me encanto. Admiro mucho tu trabajo, y me gustaria algun dia tener el valor que tenes vos para emprender semejante aventura y estilo de vida. Esta claro que eres un emprendedor con "todas las letras" y está muy bien que lo llames empresa. Espero sinceramente que tengas todo el exito del mundo. Sigue trabajando así! Espero el próximo documental! Saludos Tomás Rivero - Argentina.
Tomás Rivero, Argentina
Hola Pablo ya vi tu documental y es increíble. Me a motivado un montón. Mucha suerte!! Toni Compte Mercado – España
Toni Compte Mercado – España
Pablo, realmente sigo muy emocionado por cada minuto de tu documental! Lo que estas realizando realmente es muy "motivante", estoy seguro que para muchas personas "tu sueño" puede ser disparador para que cada uno se anime a hacer lo que sueña! Jerónimo - Argentina
Jerónimo – Argentina

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Date: 27/10/2017
Last stop: Tigre, Argentina
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