On my South America trip I got sick in Peru…and a really wonderful couple took me in. Alternative sorts of folks, he was a shaman as well as an herbologist and she was an artist. They were building a compound where they could live off the grid for when the end of the world came …
This week Chilly White of Enduro360.com interviewed me about my Mexico-Central-South America Ride. Click here for the full interview and see the pictures below. [Oops, he still has not published the article, yet I do not want to remove from my posts and have a non-working link} Many of them are new and never published. …
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Well after returning to Cuzco from Maccu Picchu, I decided to take advantage of Eden’s offer to help with the bike. He rode it over to the shop for me, where I had the folks re-align all the crooked things after my crash. I also had them change the oil. Later, I got my first …
So, with a broken mitt I decide to be a tourist for the day. First stop, the tour office, where I regretfully tell them I need to take the real tour and not ride my motorbike to Santa Teresa. Next, I figure I will go see the market and pick up a sweater since I …
OK, so I met another crazy DR650 rider, Eden Connell, from Australia. (http://zoominwitheden.com/) He read a post I made on Horizons Unlimited (www.horizonsunlimited.com), a web site for motorbikers, and discovered we were riding the same bike (which, it turns out, is an unusual mode for this trip). Anyway, he just wrote a hello email to …