Cycling in South America
Cycling in South America
Not exactly sailing, but Phil has told me I can share this with you:
We're currently holed up in the chillean fjords waiting for this weather to pass. We have had torrential rain without cease for the past 3 days. I've never seen rain like it. The cycling is challenging. Some tarmac but a lot of loose gravel. And lots of ups and downs. Mostly ups it seems. Today we ride to villa santa Lucia.
ATB
We're currently holed up in the chillean fjords waiting for this weather to pass. We have had torrential rain without cease for the past 3 days. I've never seen rain like it. The cycling is challenging. Some tarmac but a lot of loose gravel. And lots of ups and downs. Mostly ups it seems. Today we ride to villa santa Lucia.
ATB
"People who can breathe underwater when knocked unconscious dont need life jackets"
Re: Cycling in Peru
Well done Phil.
Ps it's cracking the flags here, never known a winter like it
Ps it's cracking the flags here, never known a winter like it
I spent most of my money on Booze, Women and Boats. The rest I wasted.
We're born naked, wet and hungry - then things get worse
We're born naked, wet and hungry - then things get worse
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onewaygeorge
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Re: Cycling in Peru
I presume you are waiting for someone to spot the deliberate mistake?
Re: Cycling in South America
Bet you're nearer than we are
I spent most of my money on Booze, Women and Boats. The rest I wasted.
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We're born naked, wet and hungry - then things get worse
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onewaygeorge
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Re: Cycling in South America
David, did you mention that Chris does the navigation?
Re: Cycling in South America
She also did geography as an A-level whilst I was busy climbing trees!
"People who can breathe underwater when knocked unconscious dont need life jackets"
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onewaygeorge
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Re: Cycling in South America
Changing the title means that everybody else is now confused except you. A misuse of power if I may humbly suggest.
Re: Cycling in South America
How do you carry it, have you a bike trailer?
I spent most of my money on Booze, Women and Boats. The rest I wasted.
We're born naked, wet and hungry - then things get worse
We're born naked, wet and hungry - then things get worse