And then to El Calafate
Puerto Nadales did beat expectations and it is now time to leave for “la ventura” once again. Not really sure what will lay in front… Read More »And then to El Calafate
Puerto Nadales did beat expectations and it is now time to leave for “la ventura” once again. Not really sure what will lay in front… Read More »And then to El Calafate
For those who like to read this is not going to be a good post. For those who like pictures it will be a bit… Read More »Torres del Paine and other wonders of Chile
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
It occurred to me today that the gospel writers might indeed have been cycle tourist. I can just picture them riding around the Galilean planes… Read More »The gospel was written by cycle tourists
And we’re off. At long last the tyres are hitting the ground and I’m getting some milage onto the chart. The people at the hostel… Read More »To Rio Grande
Time to leave the comfort of the north and head for the south and the real work of cycling. It all starts with bypassing 2500… Read More »The great nothing
So it goes that I have spent a great deal of time blogging of late. Fair enough, I think, no riding, no blogging. Quite a… Read More »Getting out of Uruguay
Night is fine, I get to take a picture for the 7000 miles milestone and also write it all down. I don’t go for a… Read More »Faster cycling
Seven thousand miles, a milestone earned on three different continents. So here are the facts and figures for these 1000 miles. Cycling Continents: 3 (Oceania,… Read More »Milestones: 7000 miles
I’m starting to make sense of this existence. I’ve been in Uruguay for a bit more than a week and getting used to this Work… Read More »Life in the slow lane