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Quarantined In Argentina

July 23, 2020 7 Comments

A Long and Incomplete Update

This is a long article about my time in Argentina. But as long as this update is, it’s still incomplete. There are things that I’m working through and questions that remain unanswered.

What is the plan? What’s next? Why are you staying in South America?

These are all questions that I touch on in this update, but I’ll have to revisit them in the coming weeks after the situation in South America becomes a bit more clear.

What have you been doing during the quarantine?

I’ve tried to hit the most critical things in this update, but there are a lot of smaller items that are still missing. The best way to keep up on the day to day updates is to follow me on Instagram, where I post a lot of little things on my stories.

Argentina, Border Crossing, Chile, Peru, South America

Tacna to Salta

September 21, 2016 No Comments

A few weeks ago I completed my ride over the Andes mountains and into Salta, Argentina. It took me forever to finish editing the hours and hours of footage and create the 40+ minutes of video that I posted to YouTube. I finished editing the last video at the airport on my way to South Africa and just realized I forgot to post it here on the blog. I guess it’s better late than never!

Africa, Argentina, border, Border Crossing, Cape Town, shipping, South Africa, South America

Bike Is Missing In Action!

September 19, 2016 12 Comments

Bike, My Trusty Sidekick, Is Missing

I think it would be putting it mildly when I say I was surprised to discover that Bike was not waiting for me at the cargo terminal as promised. Let me refresh your memory. When we last saw Bike I was saying goodbye at the cargo terminal in Buenos Aires. I was told by the Navicon representatives that everything was set and I’d see Bike again when I landed in South Africa. But now, it appears that Bike is missing.

Argentina, Chile, Ecuador, South America

I’m Alive in Buenos Aires

September 12, 2016 7 Comments

I’m currently sitting in a small cafe in Buenos Aires writing this post. I rode from Lima to Cusco, stayed in Cusco for a couple of weeks, and then made the rest of the ride across the Andes and down to Buenos Aires.