Monthly Archives: August 2013

Hanging out

Posted on August 29, 2013 by Marlieke

Somote, Leon, Granada, Merida, Nicaragua Due to it’s geographical configuration, Nicaragua seems to be split up in two countries: The pacific side and the Caribbean side, separated by huge Lake Nicaragua and a vast stretch of jungle. The main cities … Continue reading →

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Honduran holiday

Posted on August 16, 2013 by Marlieke

Honduras, El Amatillo, Gausuale, El Espino. There we were, 22u in the evening, sitting on a bench in front of a Honduran Aduana building in the middle of nowhere. We were hungry, our clothes were soaked and we felt defeated … Continue reading →

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Bright towns, dark past

Posted on August 14, 2013 by Paul

Juayua, Suchitoto, Perquin, El Salvador “No, that’s where they dump the bodies!” Fernamdo replied when we pointed out our intended route around a small lake towards the El Salvadorian border. Needless to say we took his advice and opted for … Continue reading →

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Donde estan los Banditos?

Posted on August 9, 2013 by Paul

Santa cruz del quiche, San Marcos, Santa Cruz, Antigua, Guatamala When traveling in Central America it is a good habit to gather local intelligence on the state of your intended route. Our motorcycles can handle a fair share of bad … Continue reading →

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