Izamal is all yellow. It’s like they got a good deal on yellow paint. Even some horse-drawn carts are yellow. Yes, they paint the horses’ hooves yellow too. I expected […]
Our tenth Mayan site to visit was no less than Chichen Itza. Once considered part of the seven wonders of the world, today together with Uxmal these two sites are […]
My gear got a bit of overhaul lately. The best way to find out what one might need in field is to be in field. After two years hauling equipment in the van and on my back I realized that I have to let go some stuff. Thankfully there is Kijiji for that. The Elinchrom […]
Dear Children As Mr Pygott has already told you, Grumpy and I have ridden Bertie up to the Arctic Circle in Alaska. From the bottom of the world to the Arctic Circle we have ridden 40,000km which is like riding…
Whoa, surprise, I took my Canon 5D Mk III for an 80,000 km journey. From the smooth interstates of USA, to the endless topes of Mexico to the “is that […]
The drive from Chile to Argentina through Paso Jama wowed us for hours. It was a slow, steady climb up to 4800m in Chile and then a wicked, winding descent in Argentina. This route is on our highly recommended list! Here are some photo…
For over a week we had been waiting for the Dalton Highway to re-open after the flooding and finally we were in Fairbanks, the jump off point for the Highway. Jim went off to see Dan Armstrong at Adventure Cycleworks click…
It took six days of driving to cross Mexico from Huehuetango, Guatemala to Laredo, TX. There are two long days but the rest is chill. I drove relaxed at 90-95 […]
Well, walked a bit in Memphis. Mostly around the Sun Studio area. Drove by Graceland but it felt less than attractive to stop by, maybe another time. Drove a bit […]
Now that driving through Tennessee and stopped by Memphis, might as well have a quick look on Nashville too, the nest of country music, so to say. It didn’t strike […]
Our trek through Canada has taken us through Alberta, British Columbia and the Yukon, all vast open spaces. Taking the eastern access highway, 2 days riding from Edmonton saw us reach the official start of the Alaska Highway at…
Flexibility is vital when travelling for a prolonged period of time. We knew this before we left, had discussed it endlessly as we are both ‘green’ in personality we normally like to be organised, have an idea as to what will…
Dear children We have now entered country 15, Canada. If you have a look at a world map or the globe you will see that Canada is joined to USA and has the longest international border in the world. It…
After three extra days at D&D Brewery at Lago Yojoa it was time again to drive to the Guatemalan border, El Florido. With no intention to spend another night on […]