Working our way across the “Deep South” of the USA!

We have been in 4 states in the past week, and they all have a few things in common: 1. bugs  (gnats, mosquitos, maybugs, spiders, ticks) 2. rain (unexpected, sneak attacks […]

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Exploring the Cordillera Blanca – Laguna 69

Last weekend we decided to get the van out of the parking lot where it’s been for the past few weeks and go try to find lake Rajucolta, which was recommended to me by my mountain biking guide. We found the road on Pocket Earth (the app we use for navigation) and headed in. We […]

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The Road to Argentina

After Valparaiso we decided we needed three things: To start heading to Argentina (Sam’s sister was visiting us in Patagonia for Christmas and we had a LONG way to go). Free camp and cook our own food to get us back on budget. Get back into nature, we had our city fix for a while. […]
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Grávidas a Bordo? Conheça o Seguro Viagem da PREMIUM ASSISTANCE

Viajar é umas das melhores coisas da vida e aproveitar essa experiência com segurança é extremamente importante. Aqui no Viajo logo Existo, estamos sempre compartilhando dicas de planejamento de viagem, destinos, pontos turísticos, hospedagem, centros gastronômicos e tudo relacionado a esse universo, além de constantemente alertarmos sobre o orçamento extra que deve ser pensado para …

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Compreendendo a América Central

A América Central, nossa localização atual, é um istmo (estreito) que une a América do Sul a América do Norte. Este subcontinente americano está dividido em duas partes: a continental e a insular. A parte continental se constitui de 7 países, enquanto a parte insular, que são as ilhas localizadas no Mar do Caribe, é formada por 13 países e …

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Riding into Southern Argentina…again

After leaving Torres del Paine we turn back to Puerto Natales, only about 35 miles in the wrong direction, to rest and get some supplies. We pick up parts for a friend of a friend whose bike is broken down… Read More ›

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A Less Touristy Side to Mexico

Anyone who reads this blog regularly knows how totally IN LOVE we are with Mexico. Having just returned from a trip into the less touristed regions of Sonora, northern Sinaloa and Chihuahua states, our love affair has only increased. Stories … Continue reading →
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