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Christmas was just around the corner when we embarked on our last stretch through Colombia towards the border in Ipiales. After having...

A more than exiting taxi ride through heavy rain and never ending traffic jams brought us to the airport, it was a close call but as the...

For us Panama was the planned “end” of Central America and for once we had a few fixed dates on our agenda. First the visit of Berna’s...

… the phrase you hear all over Costa Rica dozens of times per day signifying “pure life”. It is used as a greeting, a good bye, to say...

The attempts by Nicaraguan customer to extract some money from us by denying entry for a heavy tourist vehicles failed, it took some...

As expected, activity at the border on the 24th of December was pretty limited, unfortunately also behind the counter. So it took the...

Leaving Guatemala felt pretty hard but the strange CA4 visa regime (read here more on the kind of mini Schengen between Guatemala, El...

We waited for one and a half years to enter Guatemala. When we were locked down in Belize for almost 90 days every single day we had been...

Our last year passed with lots of emotions, like for everyone. We experienced our first lock down somewhere so remote that when you would...

Belize, don’t know why but somehow this country always intrigued me. In Europe we typically don’t hear much about it and I doubt that...

Coming back from Cuba we directly went back to Jilotepec to collect our doggies from Bernardo and Saraí’s ranch, get some more climbing...

I had this romantic vision of Cuba, a tropical country with beautiful beaches, langoustines, fruit shakes, mojitos, cigars, old American...

Laredo it was this time, many know the city at the shores of the Rio Grande (and its little sister on the Mexican side, Nuevo Laredo)...

Somehow time flies, but we assume, all of you know that. Between all the climbing in the USA and an exciting time in Mexico this blog...

It was a warm and sunny late March when we crossed the border into California. There were some “special circumstances” with a Russian...

The regular readers might remember that our previous blog entry ended with the promise to continue where we left off, which was: “We left...

We reached Squamish, just an hour north of Vancouver, after a long drive south through Yukon and British Columbia on the Stewart -...

It took us almost two months to leave the wider St. George area, there is simply too much climbing, life is easy and the weather is great...

We knew a lot would be different as we touched down on a sunny morning on 20-Dec-2016 in LAX. AA170 carried the three of us across the...

Arriving in a new country always requires a certain acclimatisation period, not because of the climate but because of the subtle...