Onwards to the Cordillera Blanca
Barring vigilante arrests and the local’s seemingly uncontrollable tendency to yell “gringo” upon sight, the Peruvian Andes are proving an adventure cycling paradise. Colorfully dressed women fill the streets of […]
Monthly Archives: September 2014
Arrested by Peruvian Villagers (We’ve All Been There)
This is the bizarre tale of how Sam and I found ourselves under arrest for 18 hours in a remote Peruvian village. Charges loosely revolved around suspicion of wanting to […]
Going Rackless. (Another) New Set-Up
This post is a little outdated, for my current setup see here and for more preaching about lightweight touring see here. Sometimes I wonder if my passion for gear and […]
Into Peru: Bring on the Big Stuff
Prior to setting off from the UK, during the dreaming phase of the trip, it was Peru, more than any other country, that most occupied my wandering thoughts. Its snowy mountain […]
