The featured image today is taken from my hotel room balcony in Cali, Columbia. I can offer limited pictures due to no WiFi or Internet for the past 2 days. I am not using my phone to tether the single bar. Hope to add photo’s soon. So today started off with jubilance, excitement and more. […]
Todays feature image is of a truck which got toasted off the roadway. Hard to believe that it got stuck into green field and nobody got hurt — but then again, these are crazy drivers so its not a shock. I’m not really into bad news on this trip, but today the bad news bookend
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While riding, I often think about what to talk about in this blog which is really my journal because generally there is lots of time to think. Today was just too much to digest and come up with the vast topics that flow while I am in a specific scene or incident. However, today one
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We now have seven riders on this tour. That’s Jeff on top. I’ll get to that in a second. I had a pretty restless night sleep last night — Wonder why? Today was the first day of riding and journey begins for the next 70 days and 17,000 km’s. I also had on my mind
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Today I got up early. Had some light breakfast with Marc, Bert, Bearnd and Manfred. Jeff sat for a while and was in decent spirits considering his motorcycle blew smoke a few days back and its sitting now in Medallion at the BMW shop. He agreed to go in the support van behind us until
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Man, I’m beat. What a day. Working backwards, we all finally got back to our hotel in Cartagena with our bunch of freshly released BMW motorcycles. Its now dark and 8pm. The day started in the lobby to head out to the harbor at 8am. Simple math; thats a 12 hour day of of stress,
Today was a long day — basically watching third-world office workers complete very basic tasks in third-world time. Does that make sense? Ok, let me try again. Today, I spent most of the day trying to get my motorcycle out of Columbian customs, there, better. But its the minutia in the middle that is pretty
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