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  • To the End of the World

    I tried not to think of Ushuaia as the ultimate goal for almost the entire length of this bicycle journey. After all, it should be the bits between Prudhoe Bay, Alaska and here that really count. Yet, rolling around that final snow-lined corner to see the southernmost city in the world neatly spread along the more »

  • Land’s End

    The wind beaten streets, the old industrial buildings and the converted turn of the century store fronts hint at a place located at the ends of the world and in another time. Names such as Avenida Magallanes and Calle Menendez point to stories of discovery and exploitation. Punta Arenas is the largest settlement in the more »

  • The Wild Patagonia

    The past 9 days have definitely been some of the wildest and most remarkable of the trip so far. I’m now in El Calafate, Argentina after windblown cycling on the historic Ruta 40, days gazing at the jagged and buy viagra super active stunning Mt. Fitz Roy, standing awe-struck at the Perito Moreno glacier and more »

  • Carretera Austral Part II

    KM 1,240 signals the very southern limits of this road in Chile. Beyond Villa O’Higgins, a settlement of 500 people nestled in the shade of the dwindling Andes lie Ice-Fields, fjords, forests and wildlife that purchase viagra online are truly remote and pristine in every sense. Reaching this outpost on the southern frontier was a more »

 

 

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