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Welcome to our final blog. Our best ever adventure is finally over. We ticked both the Have Fun and Do Epic boxes emphatically. The extent to which we tick the Do Good box is dependent upon donations in. Please donate. Apologies for the delay in getting this out. A drowned phone courtesy of the Sengwa…

The latest ZANE snapshot reports from Zimbabwe give an insight into the struggles of some of the elderly folk ZANE supports, along with some of the successes – the need remains, and it is our faithful donors who enable this vital work to continue – we thank you. Last week I met with and delivered…

Having been on the water for over a week now – the Old Legs are still going strong. Follow their days 7 to 10 escapades while raising money for the old people who need support in their daily lives and to know they are valued. Paddling from Milibizi to Kariba – Day 7 For the…

After a couple days out of signal range – we bring you the adventures of the Old Legs who are paddling from Milibizi to Kariba in very small kayaks over a very large expanse of water. All their efforts are to raise funds for the struggling pensioners in Zimbabwe and make their lives a little…

The Old Legs Tour is a very proud supporter of ZANE Australia. Living in a country where people enjoy free universal health service and one of the best social security services in the world, it would be easy to forget about pensioners in Zimbabwe and their struggles, especially with the terrible events in Ukraine playing…

The Old Legs Crocodile Tour 2022 has begun. Read all about day 1 and 2 of their epic journey on the magnificent Lake Kariba – infested with hippo and crocodile. They are raising money for beleaguered Zimbabwe pensioners struggling to make ends meet. Paddling from Milibizi to Kariba – Day 1 As a fully fledged…

Here are a few stories of the people we assist and those we try to help get into the right situation for their growing needs. Deanna H ZANE has assisted Deanna H, an ex- teacher, with some new spectacles. Like so many civil servants she lost her pension and all her savings in the great…

An Old Legs 2022 Crocodile Tour update of the last days before the daring kayak tour begins. Last Days Of Preparations The remaining yachts of the Crocodile Tour support fleet, the Halcyon and the Sanyati set sail from Kariba for Milibizi at 06.00 on Monday May 2, skippered by Andrew Chadwick and Kevin O’Connor, crewed…

The Tour is about to start. On the 7th of May, we start paddling the Old Legs Crocodile Tour. For us kayak virgins, paddling 360 km into the wind from Milibizi to Kariba over 12 days will be like climbing Mt. Everest, just slower. You don’t train for Mt Everest by climbing Mt Everest. Apparently,…

Richard Stubbs Richard Stubbs is an avid sailor with lots of racing and lots of cruising under his belt, both in Zimbabwe and internationally. Other interests include hiking with the Mountain Club of Zimbabwe, travel and photography. When he’s not sailing or hiking, Richard is a farmer growing tobacco and horticultural crops.Richard will skipper the…