ECUADOR, 27th August – 20th September 2019 After taking a couple of days off to give Dea’s wrist a little chance to recover, we rode the last 28 kilometres to Tumbaco. We opted to take the highway, which was in some ways a shame as it meant we missed out on a gravel bicycle path, … More #115: Who knew it would rain in the rainforest?

ECUADOR, 21st-26th August 2019 “I know that guy! That was Gerald!” Dea exclaimed suddenly. “Yes, I think it was,” I concurred, having noticed the long blonde hair as it passed the open door of our hotel room on its way to the bathroom, and now again on the way back, I was confident it was … More #114: Time for a change?

ECUADOR, 16th-20th August 2019 The border between Colombia and Ecuador was one of the most extraordinary we’d been through, particularly on the Ecuadorian side, where the immigration building and its surroundings had the look of a makeshift refugee camp. Everywhere sat families with their backs propped up by their meagre possessions, kids running around, their … More #113: Into Ecuador