[18/09/2024 – 25/09/2024[ Our Last Week – Whenever You Read IT Well now that our flights are booked, this journey is undeniably coming to an end. Not yet however, and we still have some way to go, and discover all the wonders, both the US and Canada have to offer. And there are quite a few, the landscape ones you can read and look at, but the thing I found most interesting this week was a discussion we had with…
[11/09/2024 – 18/09/2024[ Our Last Week – Whenever You Read IT 7 days of straight riding. Starting in Calgary and ending in Grand Junction (Colorado). Even though we never left the Rockies the landscape changed completely. Yet again. Stefan and me got talking a bit about the U.S. and the self-image of some of its citizens. The greatest country under god, and everyone is free. The religious topic is somewhat a constant. Churches of different denomination at every street corner,…
[04/09/2024 – 11/09/2024] Our Last Week – Whenever You Read IT Strange thing, every time I write the blog and look at what we did the past week, the first few days seem to be so far away, even though they just happened, and to some extend i have the feeling, that the longer we are on this trip, this feeling becomes stronger every time. On the plus side, back in Whitehorse (a lifetime ago) i have heard a band…
[28/08/2024 – 04/09/2024[ Our last week – Whenever You Read IT It is now nine months of travel time. And it is save to say that both of us are a little tired of the constant unpacking, packing and redoing it all over again. While for the tent it is rather simple, due to the static nature of the packing list. Everything has its place in the bag. For the kitchen (Stefan is taking care of it) the story is…
Just a quick view of the journey.
[21/08/2024 – 28/08/2024] Our last week – Whenever You Read IT While we cut our time in Alaska a little shorter, due to weather, what we have seen was very impressive. I really do like mountainous terrain. When there are glaciers or snow capped mountains, even better. While marveling at the landscape, I could not help but wonder how this looked 20 years ago, and what the landscape will look like 20 years from now. At the first – up…