We set on our way, departing from the comfortable paved roads to the off road tracks we got so used to. We rode on mild off road tracks for about 40 kilometers, all cars coped with the terrain beautifully. Everybody enjoyed the ride, some got stuck, some scratched their rides and some just tested the cars. At some point, a voice on the CB Radio said “ This is a first. The convoy is spread over 7 kilometers!”
We managed to get to the village where the mayor and officials were expecting us. We unloaded all the supplies, bread, sausages, detergent, soap, shampoo, cereals and everything that one needs for the house under the careful eyes of the team's mascot, Zara the Berna Sheppard dog. The news spread fast, and everybody helped with the unloading, sorting, packing and sending off the supplies.
Each convoy carried roughly 25 bags, destined to be handed to one single person. The bags contained a unit of everything we carried. Mainly, the people that received the goods were old people. Some forgotten by their families, some poor, some sick, but all unreachable to the world around.
