FYI for those unaware, grecy is the guy who recently completed a >50000 mile Africa expedition[1]. This guy knows Africa. It's nice to hear that Rwanda is doing well.
Here’s what I found on that site:
> I’m doing an “Ask Me Anything” on Reddit right now. Come on over to Reddit.com and ask me any question you have about my three year, 54,000 mile and 35 country expedition around Africa.
It’s all on the table – safety, money, health, budget, visas, route, people, animals, the Jeep.
https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/brhbst/i_drove_my_jee...
And Yes, I did some zig-zagging! - https://www.instagram.com/p/Bw4h0X_Fq_G/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coastline_paradox
(Also thanks for the AMA link)
The coastline paradox is much more of a measurement problem then a physical one.
I know it's likely hyperbole, but...JFC. Would you say an East-coaster who hikes part of the Appalachian trail knows Appalachia? At best, their knowledge is surface-level.
I highly, highly recommend going through all the posts. I had no idea some of these countries and landscapes even existed.