Bikepacking around the world
Story telling from a long term and long distance traveller. Bikepacking around the world since 7 years, 67 000km, 55 countries. Here is a slice of what I see.
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Paraguay is the new Burundi
I had to go there.
It didn’t make any sense. That part of the trip didn’t make any sense. I ran, I crossed borders, I left through places where there was no entrance, I returned to Brazil without ever leaving.
This Substack is reader-s...
Patagonia, some thoughts.
A ride across the land of nowhere, filled with thoughts.
I can still see myself on the road between Puerto Natales and Punta Arenas, buffeted by a crosswind. Literally buffeted.
Letter from the end of the world
Ushuaia. The end of the world.
The end of my journey across the Americas.
I never really feel like I’ve arrived. I dig into myself to live an accomplishment, find rest and peace.
I find it hard to experience all that, because as soon...
El Chalten, hate and love story
El Chalten marks the return to Argentina and the beginning of a strange journey, somewhere between mass tourism and vast empty spaces where the winds howl.
It’s a love-hate relationship with El Chalten and its surroundings. A place that is...
The end of the Carretera and a funky border crossing
The Carretera Austral is a legendary cycling route, and people we meet are often here just for this stretch. For some it’s the bike ride of a lifetime. It’s been real good to see so many people coming with different goals and backgrounds....
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Story teller and photographer bikepacking around the world. 7.5 years, 76 000km, 65 countries later, here is a slice of what I see.
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