Pedal for the Planet
So. The planet. It seems slightly absurd to explain why I love Earth. After all – it’s home to everyone
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The End
I walked the last five kilometers to my hostel in Punta Arenas. My tire was punctured in a severe enough
Chile’s Far South
The ferry from Caleta Tortel left at 11:00pm. Over the course of my trip, I had developed a deep mistrust
Carretera Austral, Part 3: Cerro Castillo to Caleta Tortel
After climbing up to Lago Cerro Castillo, I was sore all over. As it turns out, cycling and hiking don’t
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The Carretera Austral, Part 2: Puyuhuapi to Villa Cerro Castillo
Morning in Puyuhuapi dawned dark and rainy. One could almost be forgiven for not knowing it was morning at all.
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The Carretera Austral, Part 1: Puerto Montt to Puyuhuapi
Ah, the Carretera Austral. Ruta 7. Patagonia’s famous road trip, shrouded in an infamous past. 1200 kilometres of mountains, glaciers,
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Back to Chile: Los Lagos
After a few days at the hostel in Bariloche, it was time to backtrack. I had a day’s ride back
Argentina’s Lake District
I arrived in San Martín de Los Andes a shell of my former self. Just kidding. It wasn’t really that
Ruta 40, Part 2
So. Ruta 40. My wayward journey. I woke up in Ranquil Norte with sore arms. I guess I put some
Ruta 40, Part 1
Do you ever have things in your life that don’t really go the way you imagined? Like, maybe you’ve always