0013: Europe - The final countdown...
I'm tired. Not so much I want to give up already, but enough to want to take a break for a few days. Perhaps I have pushed myself too hard? Dived in at the deep end. Maybe so, but from what I can tell
0078: The Food pages : Desserts
Oops I did it again?! After a brief hiatus to recharge, rest and reconnect with family and friends. I am now feeling a little hungry.... While South America has a huge and diverse
0077: Scroll the Credits
As much as I have tried to remember everyone who has helped me along the journey, I have no doubt forgotten someone. But in name only, I promise you!### If your name is
0076: The End of the World, The Beginning of Everything
What have I done?! I sit in a Café in Buenos Aires and try several times over, to write this chapter. I rewrite it in Lisbon, Huelva and finally in Madrid. How do
0075: Beagles, Genes and The Land of Fire
http://www.adventure-life.com/patagonia/articles/tierra-del-fuego-culture Tierra del Fuego or ‘ Land of fire’ gets its name not from some volcanic geological phenomenon, but from the myriad of fires lit by the native
0074: The Puma Hunters of Patagonia
I turned on my mobile, as I have an Argentina SIM card. And sent a message to my host somewhere in this darkening little border town. But they never replied to my messages.
0073: Chile - The Carratera Austral
I had decided to cross back into Chile. The Carratera Austral is on many cycle tourists “checklist” of world famous rides. While I was now too far south to do the complete 1250
0072: Into Las Pampas - Argentina Part 2
This already feels like a completely different journey. The Road South A sad and tearful departure from Cordoba was masked my the torrential rainstorm I had to ride in. I was sad to
0071: Argentina - Part 1
In Mendoza, I was hosted by Lucas. A friend of Devora. He was a nice but slightly odd chap. Though friendly and accommodating as was "She" his girlfriend and her son.
0070: The Road of Little Miracles
Those following my blog will know the general brief for my adventures. It is to document the tales, sights, sounds, smells and various experiences I have had along my way. These little miracles
0069: Chile - Mortars and the Brick
I thought the English were famous for drinking a lot of tea. They are famous for it. I thought my Sister was famous for drinking more tea than the English. She is famous
0068: Statistics - Sort of
Just a quickie. There is a proper blog page coming soon. But here are a few statistics to date. As before, I am not a huge collector of data. It is more important
0067: Bolivia
A desiccant and a sudden cold wind is what greeted me when I arrived in Desaguadero. The frontier town with Peru. It is a dirty place. Litter all over the streets and a