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The Easter Sunday plan was to go up Sproatt and hopefully find some lines and freshies from the snowfall the day before. Unfortunately, snow had turned to rain on Saturday afternoon but Sunday morning revealed a distinct white line in the trees full of promise.

Fabulous spring touring this week in our backyard playground.

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Bolivia

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

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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

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Copacabana

It was good to leave the frantic environs of El Alto. It took us a couple of hours to cycle out … Continue reading Copacabana

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