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The Irazu Volcano can be tricky to see. Reaching more than 11,000 feet into the sky, it’s often shrouded inContinue Reading
The road to Grano de Oro from Turrialba is one of the more beautiful rides I’ve been on in CentralContinue Reading
All around the downtown area of San Jose, Costa Rica, doves of peace of love are taking flight. The colorsContinue Reading
The bus from Mexico City to Oaxaca takes about 6.5 hours. Going on the first class ADO will set youContinue Reading
SoChaux to NoChaux Traverse is a ride I may undertake inside of three weeks, if I don’t enjoy too muchContinue Reading
I crossed paths with three volcanoes while in Costa Rica, but only one was letting any steam off: Arguably theContinue Reading
It was like looking in the mirror, except that their faces were much smaller than mine and didn’t look likeContinue Reading
The road to the park ended with a final push through the aggressive and annoying local, officially “authorized” national parkContinue Reading
Thirty minutes into my ride, I met up with a local mtber who informed me that I was climbing upContinue Reading
When traveling, the opportunity to visit with people in their homes is special. I like to take a few seconds/minutes,Continue Reading
A soft dusting of snow lays on the saturated ground in the backyard. The sky is a lighter shade ofContinue Reading