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Desperate times bring on desperate measures. After 97 km and 10 hours in the sun we needed shade. Having no luck finding accommodation or camping, this dry culvert offered respite.
Spain was too hot so we crossed the Strait of Gibraltar by ferry to Morocco where temperatures were a bit cooler, especially in the Rif Mountains where we’ve explored Chefchaouen, or the Blue Pearl, the last few days.

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Tag: Bolivia

Bolivia
camping, cycle touring, cycling, General

Bolivia

Bolivia is finally out of the editing suite.   Continue reading Bolivia

The road to Cuzco
cycle touring, cycling, General

The road to Cuzco

  The ride to Cuzco was lovely. Shortly after leaving Copacabana, our home for five days, we crossed the border … Continue reading The road to Cuzco

La Paz: Bolivia in a Nutshell
cycle touring, cycling, General

La Paz: Bolivia in a Nutshell

La Paz is an impossible city. It sits at the bottom of a steep valley. Six hundred metres above, on the … Continue reading La Paz: Bolivia in a Nutshell

Of Jungle Trips and Broken Bikes
cycle touring, cycling, weather

Of Jungle Trips and Broken Bikes

A thunder storm lit up the skies over Santa Cruz on our last night there. It started just as Jan … Continue reading Of Jungle Trips and Broken Bikes

The Long and Dusty Road
cycle touring, cycling, Food, weather

The Long and Dusty Road

After delaying our departure from Sucre by a day because of a night of debauchery and karaoke, the road beckoned. … Continue reading The Long and Dusty Road

Sucre
cycle touring, cycling, General

Sucre

We spent a few days in Sucre resting and enjoying the heat. We watched some football and spent a night … Continue reading Sucre

The Road
cycle touring, cycling

The Road

Sometimes, life on the road can be a dirty business. You have probably become accustomed to seeing the beautiful scenery … Continue reading The Road

Altiplano Tango
cycle touring, cycling, Food, The bicycle

Altiplano Tango

The wind is ripping the tears from my eyes. My nose has been running constantly and I’ve given up doing … Continue reading Altiplano Tango

Salar de Atacama
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Salar de Atacama

The desert has always held fascination. We have traveled across a few deserts: in the sub-arctic of Canada, California, the Middle … Continue reading Salar de Atacama

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