MERRY CHRISTMAS from ALTA, NORWAY.

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Mexico – Warum in die Ferne schweifen...

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Irapuato Boys Home

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Arriving in Guanajuato put us one step closer to meeting Katie, our volunteer coordinator from the Muskoka Foundation   http://www.dogoodasyougo.org/  We’d been talking with her for a while prior to gett...

Guanajuato

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We are really enjoying our extended time in Guanajuato.   We arrived just over a week ago dropping into the mountain city from route 57 through a national forest with awesome twisty roads and miles sweeping vistas. 

Bridge over troubled waters.. how I jumped the Ecuador border

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“Can I see your documents please Sir” The  Ecuadorian Customes Officer asked in Spanish. “Si claro” I responded . I  opened my document wallet. Hmm now where are they.  ”No seriously where are they? I had them yesterday!…..Uh oh !!”,

The of...

A Note on Ecuadorian Dogs

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A Note on Ecuadorian dogs.

If I was to describe Ecuador from a motorcyclists perspective  I would call it the land of unfriendly dogs and nice mountains.

Of course there is far more to this magnificent country than this, however these...

DoGoodAsYouGo.org

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So, when we started thinking about this adventure trip, doing some volunteer work along the way is something that came to mind. Doing research Gaila and I found an organization called The Muskoka Foundation.