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| Blog Name: | we keep going |
| Url: | http://wekeepgoing.com/blog |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Cycling, Touring, World |
| Description: | We keep going: touring cyclists, touring the world |
| Popularity: | 52 Followers |
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Happy Feet
I’ve just washed my Keen Commuter Sandals for the first time and they look and feel like new. 2 weeks riding down Baja California, 900 miles, pushing my bike through sand and rocky trails, walking among cacti, under water in the sea, heat and sweat, with or without socks, cold nights in the desert, walking around towns, cobble stones, warm nights by the campfire, just pushing the pedals, and my feet are so happy. I love it and so I keep g
I’ve just washed my Keen Commuter Sandals for the first time and they look and feel like new. 2 weeks riding down Baja California, 900 miles, pushing my bike through sand and rocky trails, walking among cacti, under water in the sea, heat and sweat, with or without socks, cold nights in the desert, walking around towns, cobble stones, warm nights by the campfire, just pushing the pedals, and my feet are so happy. I love it and so I keep g
La Playa del Ciclista
13thNov. We met Chris from Middlesborough, England, and rode together the 71km to Mulege. After a long internet session it got very late so we wild camped on the side of the road, between cactus, near the coast. Chris and I both had flat tires in the morning. 14thNov. 15km and we found La Playa Escondida (Playa Ecomundo, La Playa del Ciclista for us from now on), a small piece of paradise in Bahia Concepcion. It was wiped out by the hurricane in September so there’s no Palapas, toilets or anything, and it’s beautiful and quiet, and also free. There we met Charles, Inga, GianLuca, TJazz and Niña from Canada. We borrowed their kayaks and stand-up paddl
13thNov. We met Chris from Middlesborough, England, and rode together the 71km to Mulege. After a long internet session it got very late so we wild camped on the side of the road, between cactus, near the coast. Chris and I both had flat tires in the morning. 14thNov. 15km and we found La Playa Escondida (Playa Ecomundo, La Playa del Ciclista for us from now on), a small piece of paradise in Bahia Concepcion. It was wiped out by the hurricane in September so there’s no Palapas, toilets or anything, and it’s beautiful and quiet, and also free. There we met Charles, Inga, GianLuca, TJazz and Niña from Canada. We borrowed their kayaks and stand-up paddl
Christmas SOMA Frame and Fork Raffle for just $10! Help us Keep Going!
We’re living the simple cycle-touring lifestyle, but still need funds for boat passages, visa costs, vaccinations, innertubes and patches, and of course, lots and lots of rice and beans. This is our first fundraiser and it’s an awesome one indeed. For $10 US you can purchase as many tickets as you’d like, to be entered in a raffle for a frame and fo
We’re living the simple cycle-touring lifestyle, but still need funds for boat passages, visa costs, vaccinations, innertubes and patches, and of course, lots and lots of rice and beans. This is our first fundraiser and it’s an awesome one indeed. For $10 US you can purchase as many tickets as you’d like, to be entered in a raffle for a frame and fo
Headed down the road, towards tiny cities made of ashes…
“…and we´re drinking drinking drinking drinking coca coca cola.” Those are Modest Mouse lyrics that have been going through my head lately. The tiny cities made of ashes line applies to our travels here. The towns are usually pretty small and covered in Baja dust. I don´t normally drink soda but I´ve adopted the local custom. There cold and quite refreshing. Nice after a day of sweaty riding. Supposedly Mexico drinks more Coke per capita than any other country. I
“…and we´re drinking drinking drinking drinking coca coca cola.” Those are Modest Mouse lyrics that have been going through my head lately. The tiny cities made of ashes line applies to our travels here. The towns are usually pretty small and covered in Baja dust. I don´t normally drink soda but I´ve adopted the local custom. There cold and quite refreshing. Nice after a day of sweaty riding. Supposedly Mexico drinks more Coke per capita than any other country. I
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