Belize doesn’t have many roads, but since it’s so small I guess it doesn’t really need many. The main highways have simple names to tell you where they are in relation to the overall country layout – ie. Western Highway,… Read More ›
I always meet a lot of new people on my travels… In hostels, campgrounds or at sightseeing places… But of course when travelling you also part ways when each of the parties goes their own way. Now I never say […]
It’s hard not to notice that there are a few things missing in Venezuela. We Stopped in at a Makro store (like Costco) to see about some supplies and couldn’t help but notice a lot of bare shelves. Its easy to miss the reality of the crisis here until you need something. After having overheated […]
Because there is no official border crossing into Ethiopia from Lake Turkana, we were already in Ethiopia but still on our way to Omorate. We were stamped out of Kenya in Nairobi and had 10 days to reach Omorate where … Continue reading →
My best friend, Heather, taught me a lesson a few years ago. She told me she was going to stop giving things as gifts and start giving experiences instead. She gave play tickets to her mother one time, took a… Read More ›
So much happened in our time in the Guatemala highlands, it is hard to figure out which stories and adventures to tell, so here are my favorites: We drove from Tikal and ended up in a beautiful mountain resort outside Coban, where Sam got a high fever and we bunked down for a few days […] The post Guatemala highlands- Where we drove the XP up a hiking trail….. appeared first on Song of the Road.
Crossing into Cameroon was not the quickest of processes but eventually we were allowed to cross the bridge and head off on to the infamous piste from Ekok to Mamfe. Once the nightmare or highlight of many an overland trip to South Africa we found ourselves on a perfectly kept piste without any of the … Continue reading » The post The Ring Road (Cameroon) appeared first on Norberts Adventures.