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ECUADOR | Fri, 29 Jan 2010 | By thefuegoproject | Views [16250] | Comments [2]
San Agustin to Quito, Ecuador
28/12/09 to 12/1/10 663 kms
After an extended Christmas break in San Agustin with good food, good company and time for my horse-riding wounds to heal, it was time to get back on the road again. Saying ... Read more >
Tags: colombia, dirt roads, ecuador, ecuator, paramo
COLOMBIA | Tue, 5 Jan 2010 | By thefuegoproject | Views [7980] | Comments [3]
Medellin to San Agustin 2/12/09 to 27/12/09 892 km (total km 19623)
Since it had been nearly 10000 km since our last major service on the bikes (besides oil changes for the Rohloff hubs and new brake pads which we have done on the road), ... Read more >
Tags: casa de ciclista, colombia, cycling, paramo
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![After the first day some people disembarked and we took their more favourable positions away from the engine and the toilets. Personal space was a foreign concept on this boat, and we loved it. The levels of tolerance and patience that we witnessed were life changing for us. Not a single complaint was made about the difficult conditions. An incredible community spirit existed on the boat. We were all strangers on day 1, but by day 5, we had all shared conversation, laughs, food, blankets, hammocks, and had become like family. An incredible experience.: by tk-tempany, Views[373]](https://s3.amazonaws.com/aphs.worldnomads.com/tk-tempany/24139/IMG_8323_medium.jpg "After the first day some people disembarked and we took their more favourable positions away from the engine and the toilets. Personal space was a foreign concept on this boat, and we loved it. The levels of tolerance and patience that we witnessed were life changing for us. Not a single complaint was made about the difficult conditions. An incredible community spirit existed on the boat. We were all strangers on day 1, but by day 5, we had all shared conversation, laughs, food, blankets, hammocks, and had become like family. An incredible experience.: by tk-tempany, Views[373]")
After the first day some people disembarked and we took their more favourable positions away from the engine and the toilets. Personal space was a foreign concept on this boat, and we loved it. The levels of tolerance and patience that we witnessed were life changing for us. Not a single complaint was made about the difficult conditions. An incredible community spirit existed on the boat. We were all strangers on day 1, but by day 5, we had all shared conversation, laughs, food, blankets, hammocks, and had become like family. An incredible experience.
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