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Two Continents, One Dawn: The 24-Hour Ride That Linked Africa to the Ice

21 December 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

One brave man, Murray Williams, made an amazing 24hour bike ride! He started in sunny South Africa at dawn, biking fast through vineyards. Then, he quickly flew to the icy land of Antarctica and biked again before the sun set there. His big goal was to tell everyone about a rescue phone number, hoping to help people in trouble. He used a special orange bike to make sure everyone saw his important message!

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