We almost ran over another rattlesnake and this was a close one!!

The day started with one of the best descents yet through a valley which had a stream where we managed to wash our legs and socks - which was very much needed. We had a great couple of interactions with some people in town which really does sum up traveling in ‘unsafe’ countries.

A glorious day of fantastic bikepacking in the hills. After making our way through some fences and locked gates sharing the trail with hummingbirds we cracked into some technical downhill and hard pushing uphills. An expensive but very tasty lunch then lead to more climbing. More snakes and some proper grass!!

This is a good one! A slow morning with CEREAL then lead to hectic visit to town with some fantastic interactions with the locals. The afternoon was fantastic with some crazy David Attenborough style wildlife. The evening was hilarious due to us camping in someone’s driveway. Tune into listen to the carnage.

Waking up to rain, it was a slow and cold morning. The stoke picked up with some hilarious mud riding in the salt flats and along the beach. Back into town and back off road to finish the day off.

A much needed day on the road for two tired cyclist. The road took us from beautiful desert to the coastal agricultural land and clouds! And once again we camped near a corner on the road so the trucks were very loud. And despite camping under a signal tower we still don’t have any internet.

After choosing the off-road option and it being super rough we quickly crossed a kilometre of scrubland and hastily got back on the road which was lovely. We found another bike tourer and camped next to a very loud road.

The 100 mile stretch is done! A long uphill of uphill ticked off. Some fantastic boulders, a smooth downhill and an expensive but tasty burger finished the day off. Find out our thoughts on the star link satellites as well

A big day, the biggest yet but it can only be described as a perfect day! Find out why and find out what lizard racing is!

Water was the theme of the day. Somehow we managed to fit 22.5 litres of water on our bikes between us and we set off on some rough roads towards El Cardon. It turns out El Cardon wasn’t much of a village with a total population of 0. We did although become Jack and Jill and fetch some water out of the well for back up before we set off into 100 miles with no food or water stops!

A rest day! Our second of the trip and boy it was welcome. Tune in to listen to more of our ramblings