El Salvador – The War Zone

El Salvador went through a very bloody civil war from 1980 to 1992 in which five groups of guerrilla’s got together to fight the government which was led by the violent junta at that time. By the end of the 1970‘s death squads instructed by the government were killing 10 people every day. In 1992…
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Departure – TRIP 1

Packing everything up Here we go, finally I am at the airport CDG in Paris waiting to take the flight to Dubai and than to Cape Town . The last weekend has been very busy with the last minute shopping and organization. Yesterday I have checked the air thicket and I found out that there …

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My Mom is Tougher Than Yours: Part 1

When I asked Nate what we should title this blog post, he immediately shot back, “My mom is tougher than yours!”  Offended, I retaliated the…

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Arriving In Iceland

Posted from Merzouga, Meknes-Tafilalet, Morocco. August 5, 2013 – August 19, 2013 We arrived at the airport just shortly after 12am. I was surprised by the amount of light still […]
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Further Travels in Botswana

Dec. 27, 2013-Jan. 3, 2014 From Nata we were going to Maun, one of northern Botswana’s larger towns, but we took several detours on the way. Chapman’s Baobab I suppose Planet Baobab whetted our appetite for large trees, because we allowed ourselves to be lured thirty kilometres off the main road for this one. The […]

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Biking to Lake Baikal and Olkhon Island

Just over a week has passed since leaving Irkutsk… and now I’m back. Briefly. Tomorrow I take a train to Neriyungri to begin the very cold cycle to Yakutsk. But back to the last week. It seems a lot has happened. Firstly I cycled to Lake Baikal – it took five days. A bit longer [...]

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Ecuador Market days

Otavalo in Ecuador is home to one of the largest markets in South America . It has to be said it is one of the most enjoyable alfresco retail experiences we have had here.Up for grabs are handicrafts of every description – ceramics, jewellery,paintings, musical instruments, carvings and a dazzling  array of weavings and textiles. … Continue reading »
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