Cape Breton Island
Getting back to the hostel in Halifax had sort of a get back home feel, one should not underestimate the sense of homelessness that the… Read More »Cape Breton Island
Getting back to the hostel in Halifax had sort of a get back home feel, one should not underestimate the sense of homelessness that the… Read More »Cape Breton Island
And so it starts, bike packed and ready to go. I’m going to be back to Halifax at the end of the week as I… Read More »Lighthouse to Evangeline
Halifax, Nova Scotia. There is a small shack on the seafront that actually sells T-Shirts with the writing New Scotland and a sign that says… Read More »Halifax landing
So, I first realised that going from Glasgow to Halifax was possibly cheaper if a stopover in Iceland was added. This grew into a “what… Read More »Iceland
Time to leave Tigre and all the fun I had with Violeta and her super friends. For a change I have the good fortune that… Read More »Interior Profundo
Eight thousand miles, a milestone earned on one continents but with a twist. I will be leaving the bicycle for a time after this trip and… Read More »Milestones: 8000 Miles
Quite good fun in Bariloche, met so many cool people, some on the middle of their stay, some on the end, some on foot, some… Read More »That Sydney feeling
El Calafate is a funny place, it does not resembles anywhere else I saw in Argentina before. In fact it reminds me a little bit… Read More »El pueblo de la locura
And here we go again. After adding to my ever increasing number of contact another two, Clelia, a really cool Italian hiker, and Ramon, the… Read More »A Puerto Natales
So it’s time to leave Ushuaia. I am not going to get a boat to Punta Arenas but neither I’m going to pedal over my… Read More »Punta Arenas