Snap, Crackle, Pedal And Push Across Guatemala
For the full photo diary of this part of the tour please click here The past nine days of riding have confirmed what I already suspected; Guatemala is a premier […]
Category Archives: Central America
Out of the North, not quite in the South
Pottering Around Peten
For the full photo diary of this part of the tour please click here Three months ago I sat in this very seat next to the Rio Dulce contemplating the […]
Palenque… A Fine End To A Fantastic Country
For the full photo diary of this part of the tour please click here Instantly forgettable highway riding, a fun little evening jaunt on dirt, camping amongst hundreds of spiders […]
A Yucatecan Road To Ruins
For the full photo diary of this part of the tour please click here Christ Redeemer, Colosseum, Great Wall of China, Machu Picchu, Petra, Taj Mahal and Chichen Itza; the […]
Roads Entwined: I & Me to Us & We
An air-conditioned room in Cancun is about as far removed from my cycle touring ideal as I could ever imagine… it’s bloody comfortable though. I have spent the last few […]
Out With The Old, In With The New
For the full photo diary of this part of the tour please click here After I got mucked about by a bike shop in Mexico City I was forced to […]
Was I Just In Belize?
It’s felt as if I’ve had a rather large monkey hitching a ride on my back this last week. Something has been weighing down on me all the way up […]
Into Belize: More Boating Than Biking
For the full photo diary of this part of the tour please click here Three days ago I got on a boat in Frontera, Rio Dulce, Guatemala. Four boat rides […]
Velo Freedom 