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Sancti Spiritus -> Havana

24 March 2013

today’s ride was one of the most pleasant so far due to its ease, the beautiful scenery, and the quickness with which we got to our destination – over 75KM before lunchtime. we awoke in the house of the lord, ate the food that the padre (named Elvis) had prepared, and were on the road [...]

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Santiago -> Sancti Spiritus

20 March 2013

today (sunday 3-17) we decided to hitch a ride out of the eastern part of the country, we had already ridden over 900 KM criss-crossing and doing loops in this region, and if we keep it up like this, we will never see all of Cuba. we have heard that the region we plan to [...]

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Santiago Coast Loop

15 March 2013

the ride out of Santiago was beautiful. we were surrounded all around by green farmland and hills as we climbed steadily for the first hour or so. martin and i had left a few hours after dominic, and at about 40km we found him sleeping in the shade at a bus stop. we continued riding [...]

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Baracoa -> Santiago

9 March 2013

Nick writes about his bike trip (San Diego -> Ecuador is the plan for this leg) and has a Facebook page that is at http://www.facebook.com/PedalingNPaddlingSouth I’ve decided to share his writings for the parts where we rode together. http://domluther.smugmug.com/OneBikeOneWorld/Caribbean/Cuba/ is where all my pictures from Cuba are. I’ll link to some of them in the [...]

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Flores -> El Ceibo -> Palenque

7 February 2013

There are two sensible routes from Tikal to Palenque, even though Google Maps doesn’t know about either of them. One of them is through the new border crossing at El Ceibo. It’s about 180 km from Flores to the border at El Ceibo, and then it puts you in the state of Tabasco, about 80 [...]

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Guanajuato -> San Miguel de Allende

24 June 2012

Not being English, Pedro had no desire to get up at 6am to head to San Miguel to watch England’s inevitable glorious defeat on penalties. You may think that I can only write that because I’m writing this after the game happened, but that’s just because you’re not English. It’s what we have done in [...]

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León -> Guanajuato

23 June 2012

We got up with plans to leave early, but then spent the morning hanging out with Hector and family. Although we were excited to get to Guanajuato (GTO), it was also really easy to spend the morning with them. When we eventually left, Hector’s gardener gave us a lift out of town to make up [...]

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Aguascalientes -> León

21 June 2012

After a rest day hanging out with Cain and his friends, we were back on the road. I only had 8 days to get to Mexico City before my test at UNAM so while there were more things to do, such as going to the hot-springs, there wasn’t enough time. It was generally overcast, and [...]

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Zacatecas -> Aguascalientes

19 June 2012

With our rush to get to DF, we only had one day to spend in the beautiful Zacatecas. I wished we had had more time, and I wouldn’t be too surprised if I somehow ended up back there after leaving DF. We even managed to go close to the church of the Virgen de Guadalupe, [...]

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Vicente Guerrero -> Zacatecas

18 June 2012

After packing up our things in the room, we were invited for a cup of coffee. Pedro is one of those people who will happily drink 5+ coffees a day, so he was happy with the invite. We thanked Alberto and his crew and headed up the hill towards our 5th state, Zacatecas. It was [...]

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Durango -> Vicente Guerrero

15 June 2012

Frida and Jorge Luis had been wonderful hosts. Jorge Luis is a vet and so we got to visit a hacienda that belongs to one of his clients. It also means he is very busy, but he did his best to make time to spend with us. Frida’s work load is a little lighter, and [...]

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Mazatlán -> Durango

12 June 2012

We had a great time staying in Mazatlán with our wonderful host Norman. We’d got to meet some of his friends as well as relax on the beach by the Pacific for the last time in a good while. Our plan is to head inland to the colonial cities of Durango, Zacatecas, Aguascalientes and Guanajuato [...]

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