It sure has been a while. Over the last few years I spent my time on the bike rack in the guest room. When guests would visit, I was moved…
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Stories
Guest Post: All Squared Away
I know you're all craving high-quality content, but this ain't it. I typed out a big blog post on my phone and lost the whole thing. This is C+ work,…
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Greetings from Chile! Here's where I stand against the plan: ✅ Fly to Santiago ✅ 24 hours in Santiago (had a great time with my family's old foreign exchange student,…
See MoreGuest Post: Wallet, keys, phone, bike
Plan: Fly to Puerto Montt, Chile on 1/6Bike 1500mi to Punta Arenas, Chile Fly back to Boston on 2/21 Map: Answers to Frequent Questions: Mostly camping50/50 paved road and clay/gravel…
See MoreAn Open Letter To The Lady Who Tried To Hit Me Today
Dear driver of the white sedan, I hope this letter finds you well and much calmer than you were at 8:10am. Hopefully our brief interaction this morning did not make…
See MoreFinishing on Top
All along the coast you see them in the distance. They're often shrouded in clouds, but their silhouettes leave no doubt of their magnitude. They explain why we cross rivers…
See MoreSand, Wind, and Sunshine
When you get to Northern Peru everything changes. The first thing you notice is the lack of vegetation. Brown becomes the dominant color which is accented by lovely shades of…
See MoreRace to the border
First, I'd like to give a shout-out to Cait for not only keeping pace on the bike, but for providing the Bike Meets World faithful readers with a welcomed perspective…
See MoreGuest Post: Merging
Hola! It’s me, Cait. You might recognize me from my previous roles as Supporting Street-Food-Sampler/Salsa Partner in blog posts past. Surly has been burdened even more than usual since I…
See MoreColombia: to the West
Bogotá is the capital city of Colombia. It is a sprawling expanse of high-rises, town homes, churches, parks, and 8 million people. Getting into the heart of the city was…
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