As far as border crossings have been on this trip, it seems like the forces of the universe saved the best for last; the crossing from Uruguay to Argentina on December 19 took about five minutes before we were riding into Argentina to finish our journey. Details are on our Border Crossings page for all […]
We have a new video up on our YouTube channel where we share our travels through the incredible country of Bolivia. With a rockin’ soundtrack and our choreography fail, why would you NOT drop everything to watch it? Enjoy, subscribe, and share! 🙂
On Tuesday, October 2, we had a 2-hour ride from the town of Puno to the border crossing for Bolivia. We stopped on the way to take a look at Lake Titicaca, but we didn’t have a good viewpoint and just our cell phones so we didn’t the greatest picture. Boo hoo for us. Lake […]
As you may know, I got a new music keyboard while in Mexico City – I was missing composing too much – and so I decided to compose music for our videos. Most of the time, I create the music before the video even exists, and then I do adaptations for the soundtrack when Sapna […]
Our second week in Mexico city commenced with a gloomy weekend that teetered between cloudy and rainy throughout. We wanted to visit around the city, but decided to put it off for when we get a day with better weather – benefit of staying for six weeks 🙂 Thankfully, we didn’t have to wait […]
My Saturday in New Orleans started with parking at the same parking as the day before, however this time I opted for 24 hours parking (52 bucks) rather than paying several times smaller amounts in various parking that would have totalized more than this. I still find it pretty crazy to pay more for parking than for my motel (usually in […]
Note: another heavily photo-loaded post. Get a good connection 😉So today is the day I will finally reach New Orleans, a city that always played a lot with my imagination, thanks to the funeral march scene in James Bond’s Live And Let Die and the many other movies that were filmed there. I am also worried about how much Katrina, from a […]
Day started with the usual camper morning routine: wake up, shower, oatmeal, packing, leaving. The guy that had parked his car (and slept in it) on the tent site besides me at night – and then moved to the following site after I started my little campfire, I guess he didn’t like fires (or smoke) – had […]
So the goal for this day was to go more or less half the way to Memphis. I had the option to stop at a campground in a small city south of the I-40, and I had thought of Mena, AK initially, but on a stop at a gas station yesterday, an older woman had […]
So, I started the day bringing the bike to R&S Honda Polaris, which seemed the dealership with the best reviews among two in Albuquerque. Martin, the service manager received me friendly and understanding the time constraint set everything for my bike to get not the basic service – which should have been done around 4000 […]
