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A charity tour for orphan children

Trudy and Dirk Regter from the Netherlands go on a world tour in a 1915 Ford Model T, covering all continents of the world. They are making this trip with the aim of raising money for orphans worldwide.

To date, they have driven 64,000 miles across 31 countries and have raised more than $45,000 spent on children's projects in Colombia and Bolivia. An earlier trip by Dirk in 2007 from Beijing to Paris in the Model T raised more than $140,000, of which 2 children's projects were built in Mongolia. The last part of their world tour,about 10,500 miles, takes them back home to the Netherlands via Asia. If you support the purpose of this journey, you can take ownership of some of these 10,500 miles of this final leg.

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    Driving on Dirk’s favourite roads

    Posted on 11 March 2018 by DirkJan

    Report March 11
    By Trudy

    Our campsite is full of dinosaurs (fortunately not living). Our grandson Wouter loves dinosaurs so I send some pictures to him first.
    Our goal today is Te Puna, about 100 km to go. That’s why we can take gravel roads and that’s what Dirk loves to drive on.

    Dirk road

    Dirk road 2

     

    During our coffee break we celebrate the birthday of Ruben, our grandson, who is today 2 years old.

    birthday Ruben

    It is a beautiful route, the sun is shining and the trees are huge and green. I am also glad that we have chosen this route and am fully enjoying it.
    Early in the afternoon we arrive at the kiwi nursery of Don and Carol Twaites. Don looks at the route on the T-Ford.

    route

    He takes us and shows the environment, tells a lot about nature. Now we also know that the tree fern is called Ponga and we took a picture of the heart.

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    ponga

     

    It is already dark but he promises to lead us tomorrow on the kiwi plantation.

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    2 Responses to Driving on Dirk’s favourite roads

    1. Tiny says:
      24 March 2018 at 21:56

      Het hart van de boomvaren Ponga: een schitterende mandela met een hartvormige omlijsting. Wat kan de natuur toch bijzonder mooi zijn!

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    2. billiga fotbollströjor på nätet says:
      17 August 2018 at 13:37

      You have got amazing knowlwdge these.

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