Sunday, 27 April 2014

Live and Let Die...



Some fun and games were had in New Orleans for one day of Mardi Gras. We never saw Jane Seymore although we saw some pretty ladies….some of them may not have been ladies !Its nothing like Rio and Carnival and a completely different experience. We caught some of the necklaces thrown from the floats. The floats are tiny in comparison to the ones in Rio. They are pulled by tractors and are just basically delivery mechanism [...]

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Road Trip...



A few friends meet up in Florida…..Finally we met Lizzybus.Yes their is oil on the drive and yes David needs to clean it off before he leaves the rental property. One more good thing….they found a backup of their photos and the ones that were missing were in the trash can on another laptop which wasn’t stolen. So mainly they have them all back. At least most of the ones that matter. Good news, I’m sure you [...]

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If it ain’t broken don’t fix it. Well kinda…….



We own Land Rovers! Discovery II’s as a matter of fact. We use them hard, like they were meant to be. Stuff gets worn out fast, much quicker than a suburban mall cruiser. A typical day for us could require fording water, climbing mountainous switch backs, using our winches and more. We certainly don’t do […]

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The gringo’s maté suffering



What are the three things you know about Argentina? Tango Beef Maté Would probably be the most common answers. So when we finally got to Buenos Aires, we wanted to try all of them. Haven’t really gotten into Tango yet, … Continue reading →

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Renting an apartment in Buenos Aires is an adventure on its own



Finding the right apartment in Buenos Aires can be somehow tricky, if you don’t know the rules. The problem is not the lack of apartments on offer, quite the opposite. There is plenty to choose from. There is other issues … Continue reading →

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VZ 4 – El Gigante



We are starting to get a feel for Venezuela and we like it. There’s good food to be found and the people seem to be pretty cool. We spent a fair amount of time today driving in circles through the outskirts of Ciudad Guayana since our GPS is totally useless here other than for indicating […]

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All Part of the Adventure



We sometimes get asked what was the biggest problem we have had to overcome on our trip. That’s a tricky one to answer, but I think the process of making the decision to go in the first place was the biggest problem. Logic and common sense are usually a part of our decision making process, … Continue reading »
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