Sincelejo (Colombia) to San Carlos (Costa Rica)

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December 28th 2006

Published: December 28th 2006

A knock on my door. I stir in my bed. As I rise to greet my mysterious caller I speculate on who it could possibly be. Scarlett Johansson perhaps, clutching a 38mm spanner, a couple of onion bhajees and a copy of the latest edition of Private Eye? My imagination continues to outpace all logical probablities as I visualise her handing over these precious treasures whilst whispering in a breathless... Read Full Entry

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Tim Malloch

pushonnorth

I cycled from, Ushuaia, the most southern point in Argentina to, Deadhorse, the most northern point in Alaska, United States. It was amazing. Took me just over 18 months. During this trip I have made 23 entries into my travel journal on this blog. I also have a website pushonnorth.com which has maps of my route on it. If you have any questions or comments about cycle touring in Latin America why not send me an email, or even better, use the cycle touring travelblog forum that has been set up on travelblog? Have also been trying to raise money for Medecins Sans Frontieres. I raised 8,5... full info

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Road from Panama City to David

Look out for the lizards

As the climate gets warmer and wetter more and more exotic roadkill dishes are being served up on the asphalt smorgasbord that is the Panamerican highway.

Road across the continental divide.

Best road I rode on in Panama was the road that goes across the Continental divide (highest point 1100 metres above sea level) that links the city of David to the small town of Chiriqui Grande.

Border crossing between Panama and Costa Rica

No road on this border crossing. Just a rickety old railway bridge with large gaps.

Genetically Modifed Crops

GM Crops seem to be all over the place in Latin America. Not actually sure exactly what BioQuim is though.

Banana Country, Costa Rica

Hot, green and flat.

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