Some Roads Never End
My journey evolved a long time ago away from just travelling by bicycle from place to place. A more figurative movement from one experience to the next grew out of […]
Category Archives: Central America
Out of the North, not quite in the South
A Panamanian Pan American Conclusion
What are my thought processes when choosing which route to take? The principle questions include those such as: Where am I going? What kind of riding am I after? What is the […]
Serenades On The Carribean
For some reason I don’t hold much affection or affinity with the Caribbean. My hot and sticky slog up through Belize back in September 2011 had me bounce disapointedly off […]
To The Nicoya Peninsular and Beyond!
Just ten days in and I’m already feeling like Costa Rica has given me everything: I’ve ridden multiple days on fun dirt roads, slept numerous nights on gorgeous Pacific beaches, enjoyed the company of […]
The Return: Nicaragua… again
Central America doesn’t change, unsurprising really… you wouldn’t expect eons of culture to shift too dramatically in 6 months! Yup, my latest love affair with the United States has come […]
Country Hopping & Border Bouncing
It’s a difficult thing to cycle through a country and resist the urge to explore the hell out of it. Look at Honduras on a map and you’ll see just […]
Hills & Hilarity: Panajachel to Antigua & Through Jalapa to Honduras
Ten days ago I left cold and rainy Xela in a pick-up truck, now a considerably stronger and fitter version of that lad is being suppressed by the heat in […]
See You Later Xela
So my three months as a Quetzaltrekker are up and my life feels a little different to when I rolled into Xela over 5 months ago. That’s a long time […]
