Showing posts with label traffic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label traffic. Show all posts

Tuesday, 9 December 2014

The Death Road in Bolivia



There are a handful of “famous” roads that most motorcyclists know about and/or dream of riding someday.  The Death Road is nearly always fairly high on the list of most riders.  Got to say, I’m not keen on the name,… Read More ›

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Sunday, 7 December 2014

Vancouver



It had been quite some time since we had been through a big city. Some would argue that Vancouver, BC doesn’t actually fall into the category of big city, but for us it was certainly a change of pace. We were very kindly taken in by Richard and Ashely from Desk to Glory, who allowed […]

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Tuesday, 15 April 2014

Many visas and a maniac truck driver (Togo)



From Wli we crossed at a tiny border post into Togo early in the morning. The Togolese police guy slowly appeared from his hut and unlocked the gate for us. Because he had so much natural authority he had no need to wear a uniform and instead showed off his large beer belly that sneaked … Continue reading »
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Tuesday, 24 December 2013

12/21/2013 – 170 days/15871 miles



I found the Indian traffic that I was expecting…it required getting out of the cities and off the large divided highways. (No need to read any further, Mom) In the cities, traffic is crazy and chaotic, but it’s so slow … Continue reading →

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Monday, 3 June 2013

How to Cross the Street in Saigon



I started to step into the street, my foot hovering in the air as my knees shook with fright. Heat, humidity, and exhaust fumes engulfed me as the air literally shook around me from what appeared to be thousands of … Continue reading → How to Cross the Street in Saigon is a post...
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