There's some salty brackish unfiltered
but boiled water, more or less.
Otherwise it's 5% of the rest of fresh water we had
and 5% lemon juice.
And with that we need to do 12 km on the beach
with an hour and a half left on the tide we've got left.
We need to cross the forest somewhere we're not sure of.
Cross a savannah somewhere we're not sure of.
Find a road somewhere we're not sure of.
And once we found the road, we need to find the water. There.
So now we're gonna take the elephant highway.
There we think they're not here, but actually they're there,
we can't hear them and we must not stumble upon them, face to face.
There should only be 200 meters of jungle
- then on the other side the savannah. - Cool.
Well in both cases I think we're gonna have a 50 meter long hard time on either side.
So we're going left or right? The blue pill or the red pill?
We're not waiting for patrick?
Is that all Father Lumberjack Le Goff?
Thankfully we took the 200 meter through the jungle option and not 1 km.
Because I'm thirsty, real thirsty.
Look what we lost on the ground.
The GPS.
Fucking vine.
We thought we'd never make it, but we're here.
And now I'm gonna go get a shower, if you don't mind, with my clothes on.
It allows me to wash them at the same time.
We've arrived at the ferry of the "Nianga" river.
Here there is only "Pegso" and his family.
But we've arrived right on time for dinner
and they're welcoming us with open arms at their table.
And it's a party, there's even Bordeaux wine.
Gives us an idea for gifts.
To be fair, we took it just in case,
- if there was a police stop. - No problem.
Thank you very much.
We prefer giving it to you instead of a police officer.
Well recovered
It's real good, thanks.
After a lousy night, we wake up under the rain.
We're pretty dead and we need to do 50 km in order
to get to Gamba city.
On an empty stomach, we only have enough left to pay for the ferry
and we're out of cash.
We're in real trouble so we explained our cause.
We wanted to try to barter something, a thingie.
They have a big heart the Gabonese,
- and especially mister... - De Lacroix.
De Lacroix gifts us 5000
and we refused, he insisted.
And it's raining, we were told that it wasn't usual
and the rainy season started in a month and a half.
So people are starting to wonder what is happening.
There it's noon, we're taking a break. Boiled eggs, some Kiri cheese.
And cassava.
- It's two sardines per person. - 500 for the can.
so we kept 2000 in case of a police stop.
I'd rather surf than cycle you see.
Almonds, sunflower seeds,
strawberries, pineapple, nougatine.
There, it's insane.
I think that's gonna pick us up, I hope because we've got quite a way to go.
And we are like Nono says, "Broken"
Holy crap!
That was risky.
I didn't know what to do, the others left.
I really thought I was gonna die!
- Fuck you stayed on the bike. - well I don't know, I was filming, I didn't...
- Oh yeah. - I don't know, a car whizzed by at speed,
- you think the thing doesn't give a damn. - Yeah, yeah.
- We're too stupid, I just thought about it. - With the young, right.
We were too close to the young actually. And I'm tired, I didn't get it.
Yeah well me neither, especially since...
- a car drove by at speed. - And you're going Go go go,
so I arrived like a bull, I couldn't brake anymore.
Actually I think I'm the one that scared it.
- Right ok. - I don't think so,
I think it's because the three of us were getting into position.
We were looking at each other. Like I had the solar panel under the arm.
We see the thing charging, what do we do?
Well I stayed like this. I could see you already 30 meters away.
- ah yeah. - Fuck what Am I doing?
- It's cause you don't have the crutches. - Yeah.
I almost threw everything away. Well I have my legs that are shaking yeah.
- It's the worse thing. - You already fucked everything.
And I think, thankfully there's that shitty pipe like thing.
- Yeah. - Yeah yeah not bad.
A bit further away we get to the American district in Gamba.
Here everything was built around oil by the Shell Multinational.
Because of the economic times there aren't a lot of people
but there's a family of elephants blocking the road.
Actually the last elephant went through the property to eat the green bits.
And at the time they moved there was a lot of tension because of the young ones I think.
So we weaved through the cars to hide yeah.
But it was pretty funny, then I don't know how long they will stay there.
The day is long and we still have 10 km before arriving in Gamba.
They might stay here till 10 pm.
With the young one nearby it's not gonna happen.
We need to move away a bit I think, it's too close there, the young one and all.
It was night and so we wanted to stop filming
at the entrance of Gamba, "Welcome to Gamba".
There I see Nono going: Go go go there's the big one...
- I thought he was kidding. - W1W1 tired.
- Ronan the same. - I was: you kidding or what.
And then I look and I can't see anything.
Well it doesn't look like he's kidding so I go back up on foot.
I climb my bike, there I see an enormous elephant
with its ears like this 20 meters from Nono charging at him, forget it.
And we...we didn't have the legs anymore,
we were going full force and we were doing the same speed.
And in one hand I had the trailer and in the other the stand for the camera.
And it fell right on gravel.
Thankfully they're really tough things,
so yeah, everything's fine we're all good.
The focusing works well. It's just the filter.
- what a lucky break. - Hop! And there like new.
Bit of clean up, everything's taken apart.
And this afternoon I hope there's a bit of sun because we're gonna try to...
with some "epoxy" to do a proper repair job.
And now, so we're gonna clean our small clothes.
Fill up on groceries and we head to the coast as fast as possible.
-Yeah, tomorrow. - The right, next drop.
And by the way, because I have you both on screen,
- there's a hairdresser in the district guys. - And yeah I saw.
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