Our families: Liliane and Jean-Pierre, Sylviane, Gill and Séverine, Emeline, Céline, Nicolas and Paulin, Damien, our aunts, uncles, cousins, and grandparents for encouraging us to leave and for taking care of all the administrative details while we were gone |
Our partners and sponsors for believing in us and for sponsoring a part of our adventure |
Our English translator, Heather for translating our blog for almost two years |
Our Spanish translator, Gloria, for translating our website into Spanish |
Our webmasters, Rémy and Emeline, without whom our site would not function so well |
And to all the others, named or unnamed, who helped us in many different ways, who biked with us, offered up a little of their time, and opened up their homes and their hearts |
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ALASKA (USA)
Terry and Sandy at the Anchorage walk About Town Bed & Breakfast (Alaska - Etats-Unis) for keeping our bikes while we were travelling around the Kenai Peninsula |
Tony in Eagle River (Alaska - Etats-Unis) for the night we spent in his house, the hot shower and nice breakfast |
Rebecca in Palmer (Alaska - Etats-Unis) for the night in her flat, the hot shower and the breakfast |
The fisherman from Palmer who gave us a soda near Grand Lake (Alaska - Etats-Unis) |
The safety man on Glenn Highway (Alaska - Etats-Unis) for taking us to the end of the road works |
Dave for the burgers and sausages at Grand View Café (Alaska - Etats-Unis) |
Richard and Judy in Chistochina (Alaska - Etats-Unis) for the nice talk about Alaskan life, the hot shower in their house and a wonderful breakfast |
Thea for her invitation in Santa Cruz (California - Etats-Unis) |
Jay and Debbie at the Midway Service (Alaska - Etats-Unis) for the free camping in the bus |
The man and his Danish wife who gave us a lift to Chicken (Alaska - Etats-Unis) from Milepost 32 of the Taylor Highway (Alaska) |
Willy, Marga and Fernando for the cake and the sausage they gave us and for their invitation in Mexico |
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CANADA
The couple next to us in Gold Rush Campground in Dawson City (Yukon Territory - Canada) who offered us a glass of wine |
John and Leanne from Seattle region, for the cinnamon roll, the nice talk and their invitation to their place at Tachun Creek government campground (Yukon Territory - Canada) |
Richard from the Netherlands, who cycled with us to Carmacks (Yukon Territory - Canada) and spent the evening with us |
Our neighbours in Fox Lake government Campground (Yukon Territory - Canada), for the drinking water and taking our food bags in their car for the night |
Didier French Musher, near Whitehorse (Yukon Territory - Canada) for his hospitality during some days and for letting us using his car and canoe |
Sean from Good Hope Lake (British Colombia - Canada) who showed us a place where to put our tent as there was no capground there ... a really nice spot! |
René the cook of Tatooga Lake Resort (British Colombia - Canada), who gave us bread and caribou sausages he had prepared |
Marie and Valéry a French couple who lives in Vancouver, for their company for the evening in Meziadyn Lake Campground (we had met them in Dawson City - Yukon) |
Emmanuelle, Guillaume, Justine and Albert a French family on holiday in Canada, for taking us to the Salmon Glacier (British Colombia - Canada) in their car |
Murielle and Jean-Michel a French couple on holiday in Canada, for their company for the evening at the campground in Stewart (British Colombia - Canada) |
Natalie and Josh a young couple from Courtenay (British Colombia - Canada), for showing us where to put our tent in Port Hardy's campsite at 11.30pm |
Ed and Jenny a couple from Courtenay (British Colombia - Canada), for the dinner and breakfast, the shower and the bed at their place for the night |
Cathy and Lee a couple from Nanaimo (British Colombia - Canada) for the diners and breakfasts, showers, bed and keeping our bike (while we went to Tofino), at their place for 2 days |
The ederly couple who offered us a tea when we got off the ferry in Horseshoe Bay (Vancouver - British Colombia, Canada) |
Adrienne from North Vancouver (British Colombia - Canada) to have hosted us in her place for the night |
Ouri and Jergus a couple from Vancouver (British Colombia - Canada), for the dinners, the showers and the bed at their place for three nights |
Greig from "Western Economic Diversification Canada" de Vancouver, British Colombia - Canada), for helping us to meet officers from Vancity and Coast Capital Savings Credit Union and for the tea |
Catherine from Vancity de Vancouver, British Colombia - Canada) for accepting to meet us to talk about her work in microfinance in Vancity |
Cory and Jim a couple from Cedar (British Colombia - Canada), for the dinner and breakfast, the shower and the bed at their place for the night |
Andre from Victoria (British Colombia - Canada), to have hosted us in his place for 2 nights |
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USA
Heidi and Dick from Sequim (Washington State - USA), for the dinners and breakfasts, the showers and the bed at their place for two nights and for taking us to the Olympic National Park for the day |
Donna, Alan and Lewis from Shelton (Washington State - USA), for the dinner and breakfast, the shower and the bed at their place for the night |
Coline and Calvin 2 cyclists we encountered in Lake Sylvia State Park (Washington State - USA), for sharing their site while the campground was full |
Ben et Nathan 2 cyclists and brothers from California, who biked from the canadian border to the mexican border, for sharing their tent site, for their company during the evenings and for teaching us new card games |
Aaldrik et Sonia a holland/australian couple who bike all around the world for 5 years (at the minimum!) for repairing our tent |
The staff, the park hosts and the campers of "Turtle Rock RV Resort" in Gold Beach (Oregon - USA) for inviting us to their buffet diner |
Deb et Bill Park Hosts at "Turtle Rock RV Resort" in Gold Beach (Oregon - USA) for the home made blackberry jam |
Dixie and Patrick 2 cyclists (she was biking, he was following with their minivan as he hurt his ankle just before leaving) from Portland (Oregon - USA), for inviting us on their campsite in Harris Beach State Park, for taking us into town to have diner in a restaurant with their minivan and for sharing a glass of wine and their camp fire with us |
Konnie, Keith and Kris the owners of the "Orman Guest Ranch and Stables" (Crescent City, California - USA) for offering us the two nights we spent in their campground and for the diner |
The housemates of the green house in Arcata (California - USA) for inviting us to camp in their backyard |
The camphosts of the "Stattford RV Park" for giving us laundry detergent |
Judy and her parents, Jennifer and Ralph from Elk (California - USA) for allowing us to camp on their property and for offering us breakfast, cider, eggs and apples |
The French couple who spent 5 years in Montréal (Canada) who we met between Fort Ross and Bodega Bay (California - USA) for their help to find a campground |
Ben and Nathan (again!) for biking with us during 10 days and sharing their culture with us and for hosting us in their home for two nights in Clovis (California - USA) |
The cousin of Ben and Nathan for giving us a ride by car across the Bay Bridge (not allowed by bike) to get to El Cerrito (California - USA) |
Kelly and Zeus from Oakland/Berkeley (California - USA) for inviting us to their place to talk about microfinance |
Jack from El Cerrito (Californie - USA), a cyclist we met in the Yukon territory (Canada) for hosting us during 4 days at his place |
Elga from Aptos (Californie - USA), Thea's neighbour, for waiting for us and for opening the door of Thea's house (who was away) |
Thea (again!) from Aptos and Strawberry (Caifornia - USA), for allowing us to enter her house while she was absent, for keeping our bikes while we were driving around by car, for inviting us in her cabine in Strawberry and for guiding us in Lake Tahoe area |
Jean and John from Mendon (Utah - USA) for inviting us in their house and hosting us for 2 nights, for guiding us in the area and for lending us warm blankets for our night in the car in Jackson by 22°F |
Audrey from Las Vegas (Nevada - USA) for welcoming us in Las Vegas and for being our guide in this town |
Helen and her housemates in Las Vegas (Nevada - USA) for hosting us for one night |
Guy who lives between the USA and France (we met him in Monterey campground) for offering and sharing with us a glass of wine |
Joel and Debbie from San Lui Obispo (California - USA) for offering us meals, shower and bed for one night and contacting her brother for us to stay in Ventura with him |
Terry from Lompoc (California - USA) for offering us meals, shower and bed for one night |
Doug, Shirley and Teagan from Ventura (California - USA) for offering us meals, bed and shower for one night and sharing the election night with us. |
Yann and Barbara from Los Angeles (California - USA) for their warm welcome in this huge town, for the meals, showers and bed for six nights, for their avalaibility and hopitality, for their car to visit the town |
Steve from Newport Beach (California - USA) for explaining to us his job in microfinance, and for giving us contacts |
Adams Bicycles de San Diego (California - USA) for offering us 2 water bottles and for giving us tips |
Daniel and Audrey from San Diego (California - USA) for hosting us at their place for one night and for giving us contacts in Mexico and Panama |
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MEXICO
Raquel from Guanajuato (Mexico), met in Ensanada, for taking us to the closest laundromat with her little car |
The owners of Rancho El Sacrificio (Baja California - Mexico) for allowing us to camp at their place and for the shower |
The owners of the restaurant in El Rosarito (Baja California - Mexico) for allowing us to camp at their place |
Bill from Mulegé (Baja California Sur - Mexico) for offering us shower and bed for two nights, for the guided tour in town, for helping us to find flags and a bike shop |
Roberta from El Juncalito (Baja California Sur - Mexique) for offering us meals, bed and shower for one night and sharing tips about Mexico |
The passengers of the car who offered us 2 cold coca-colas as it was very hot in an uphill |
The café at the entrance of El Cien (Baja California Sur - Mexique) for allowing us to camp on his field |
The manager at the tourist information in La Paz (Baja California Sur - Mexique) for her help |
Anja (Germany) for sharing 1 month of biking with us |
Mickaël and Sara from Tequila (Jalisco - Mexico) for offering us meals, bed and shower for three nights, for guiding us in the area and for giving us a lift to Guadalajara with their pick-up truck |
Carlos and Marta from Colombia, but who were living in Guadalajara (Jalisco - Mexico) for offering us meals, bed and shower for five nights and for allowing us to visit Opportunidad Microfinanzas Mexico |
Doug and Susan from Tzurumútaro (Michoacan - Mexico) for offering us meals, bed and shower for two nights |
Ulyses from Morelia (Michoacan - Mexico) for offering us a night in a hotel and a meal in a restaurant, for his advise about the best roads to follow |
Ulyces and his family Oscar, Teresa and Guianella from Toluca (Mexico, Mexico), for letting us use their second house, for inviting us for breakfast and for giving us a lift to the close periphery of Mexico by car. |
Patrice and Fabienne from Mexico City (District Federal - Mexico) for offering us meals, bed and shower for five nights and for their advise |
Nancy, Abelardo, Sebastian and David from Mexico City (District Federal - Mexico) for offering us meals, bed and shower for two nights, for their advise amd for giving us a lift out of Mexico City with their pick-up truck |
The owner of the little groceries store of Tecamachalco for offering us fruit juice, a cake, chocolate bars and lollipops |
Mary, Jorge and Omar from Tehucan (Puebla - Mexico) for offering us meals, bed and shower for two nights |
Jessica and Joel from Oaxaca ( Oaxaca - Mexico) for hosting us for 3 nights, for guiding us in Oaxaca and for giving us advise about Guatemala. |
The couple with the little truck for giving us a lift, with our bikes, for 12km, to get to Juchitan (Oaxaca - Mexico), as we were fighting with a really strong head wind. |
The 2 men at the café between Rizo and Cintalapa (Chiapas - Mexico) for offering us lunch and drinks |
The family at the gaz station in Cintalapa (Chiapas - Mexico) for their encouragements and the lollipops. |
The boss of the little shop at the gaz station 20 kilometers from Tuxtla Gutierrez for offering us a big bottle of water with lemon |
Gabriel from Tuxtla Gutierrez (Chiapas - Mexico) for offering us bed and showers for 4 nights and for keeping our bikes for a week |
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GUATEMALA
Sara and Miguel from Quezaltenango (Guatemala) for offering us bed and shower for 4 nights, for keeping our bikes for 3 days and for their advise on Costa Rica |
Hugo from Quezaltenango (Guatemala) for lightening us of about 1kg by taking the packets for dehydration given to us in Mexico (he will use them in the hospital where he works) |
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EL SALVADOR
The man and his son with a "carrito" for leading us to the 2 hotels in Acajutla (El Salvador) |
The man who gave us information about the best hotels in La Libertad (El Salvador) and who showed us where they were |
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HONDURAS
The children just after the border for lending us a chair for our lunch and for the water |
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NICARAGUA
Kevin (half German and half Bolivian) for sharing 3 days of biking with us |
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COSTA RICA
Karelle and Christophe for inviting us in their room (where there was an extra bed) and for allowing us to take a shower in their bathroom, as well as for paying the extra cost that it implied |
Pierre from "Tout Costa Rica" for guarding our bikes for 2 weeks while we were travelling with Sara's family |
Nadine, Carl, Titouan and Anélie for coming to visit us in Costa Rica for 2 weeks, for bringing us French cheeses and "saucissons". This gives us motivation to keep going. |
April and Jonathan from Heredia (Costa Rica) for offering us meals, bed and shower for two nights anf for offering us snacks for our hard days of biking |
Our neighbours at the hotel in Cahuita from San Jose (Costa Rica) for giving us all kind of yoghurts |
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PANAMA
Francis from Ojo de Agua (Panama) for offering us meals, bed and shower for two nights and for his initiation to cocoa and to bananas |
The woman selling mangoes between Santa Clara and La Chorrera (Panama) for offering us mangoes |
Bob from Dallas (USA) for making his flat available to us in Panama City for 4 nights |
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Jackie from Dallas (Etats-Unis) for organizing our arrival in Panama City in Bob's flat |
Dennys from Panama City (Panama) for meeting us to give us the key of Bob's flat and for finding us a taxi big enough to fit our bikes in to get to the airport |
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ECUADOR
Mauricio from Quito (Ecuador) for welcoming us at the airport (flight from Panama City), for offering us bed and showers for five nights |
The American-Brasilian couple in Quito (Ecuador) for offering us chocolate |
Angelo from Chunchi (Equateur) for organising our lift by bus (30 kilometers) from Alausi to Chunchi where we had to go and for helping us to put our bikes on the top of the bus |
Efren and his family from Cuenca (Equateur) for offering us bed and shower for 2 nights, for keeping our bikes for one week and for his advises about Guayaquil and Cuenca |
René and his family from Loja (Ecuador) for offering us shower, meals and bed for 2 nights and for guarding our bikes and equipment for 2 days while we went to Vilcabamba |
The person in charge at the hostal "Le Rendez-Vous" in Vilcabamba (Ecuador) for offering us a huge avocada |
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PERU
The 3 policemen 5 km after La Tina (Peru) for the bread they gave us |
The man on the red motorcycle on the road between Sullana and Piura (Peru) for offering us 4 oranges |
The staff of the Bed & Breakfast “Backpackers Wayruro's” in Lima (Peru) for their advise, their help for cooking the “panete de arroz” and the “agua de membrillo” and for giving us some leaves of coca |
The 2 students from Lille (France) met at the Bed & Breakfast "Backpackers Wayruro's" (Lima, Peru) for giving us magazines in French |
Pedro from the bike shop “Best” in Lima (Peru) for his warm welcome and for offering us 2 spokes |
from Chaclacayo (Peru) for their information about the Carretera Central and for posing with us for a picture |
Fernando from Chosica (Peru) for inviting us at his and his parents' place for one night, for offering us bed, shower and breakfast |
Aleda and Mario from Casapalca (Peru) for renting us a room in their house for one night, for offering us diner and for the long conversation of the evening. |
Bruno from Jauja and Lima (Peru) for the meals and the washing machine, for taking us to the "Laguna de Paca" and to "Tunanmarca" (ruins), for his advise on Peru |
The owner of the hospedaje from Izcuchaca (Peru) for offeing us 6 typical breads |
The 2 families from the abadonned village between Izcuchaca and Huanta (Peru) for allowing us to camp behing their house |
The policeman in Mayocc (Pérou) for asking all the vehicles (6 in 4 hours!) which passed in front of the police station if they could give us a ride towards Huanta |
The driver of the collectivo for giving us a lift for 20 kilometers on the dirt road, toward Mayocc (Peru) for free |
The young woman by bike in Huanta (Peru) for showing us the best hospedaje |
Hotel Imperial in Abancay (Peru) for guarding our bikes and equipment for 4 days (while we hiked to the ruins of Choquequirau) |
Andres, our arriero in Choquequirau for making these 4 days of hiking much easier, with no worries about the mule and the horse and our equipment |
The Quechua old lady 20km after Abancay (Peru), for allowing us to camp behind her house |
Mario and Marianella in Cuzco (Peru) for offering us shower, meals and bed for 5 nights and for guarding our bikes and equipment for 2 weeks while we were traveling with Sébastien's parents |
Liliane and Jean-Pierre, Sébastien's parents from Lachassagne (France) for coming to visit us in Peru for 2 weeks, for bringing us French cheeses and other french food. This gives us motivation to keep going. |
Maxi and Mario from Moccoraise (Peru) for preparing us meals and for sharing their experience |
Birte and Ingo from Germany, but travelling with a camper, for stopping several times on the side of the road to be sure that we were ok and that we did not need anything |
Marta from Puno (Peru) for giving us some wool handcraft |
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BOLIVIA
Birte and Ingo from Germany, but travelling with a camper, for sharing 2 evening with us with a good meal in Copacabana (Bolivia) |
Joyce and Philip from Ireland and England, for sharing 1 evening with us with a good meal in Copacabana (Bolivia) and 2 days of biking with us |
Nicolas from La Paz (Bolivia) for coming to pick us up in El Alto with his car to go to his place; for offering us shower, meals and bed for 4 nights in La Paz and 2 nights in Coroico in his other house; for giving us his contacts in microfinance; for giving us a ride out of La Paz by car |
The group of French people, their guide and their cook met at the Isla Incahuasi (Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia) for offering us lunch |
Fernando from Tupiza (Bolivia) for making these 4 days in Lipez much easier, with his smile and his “pequenos problemas” |
Bonnie and Sanne (Netherlands), Els and Jan (Belgium) for sharing these 4 days in Lipez, for speaking in English so we understood and for the fun group we made |
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ARGENTINA I
Rosemaryn and Davy from Belgium, encountered in La Quiaca (Argentina) for their advice about Argentina and Chile |
Ramon, Tina, Graciela and Gerardo from Salta (Argentina) for offering us shower and bed for 4 nights, and for all the information about anything we needed in Salta |
Tina from Salta (Argentina) for a little tableclothes and bag she created for us as a gift |
Caroline and Stéphane from France, encountered in Cafayate (Argentina) for sharing the evening with us at the restaurant |
The owner of the bike shop, on his bike in the uphill towards Amaicha del Valle (Argentina) for the information concerning a hotel and a camping and for inviting us at his house for camping (we finally did not go) |
Luis from Concepcion (Argentina) for the 2 lemonades and pastries, and for helping us finding a hotel |
The mother and her daughter from Pueblo Viejo (Argentina) for the 2 bottles of water that we really needed |
The family who has its restaurant near the picnic tables from La Vina (Argentina) for allowing us to camp there and for giving us a big bucket of drinking water |
Daniel from Catarmarca (Argentina) for offering us shower and bed for 3 nights, for giving us a lift into town and for making us meet a journalist from the local newspaper El Ancasti for an article concerning our adventures |
Daniel and his friends (Pepe, Juan, Osvaldo, etc) from Catarmarca (Argentina) for the “asado” (barbecue) and for beginning it a bit earlier than usual (22h30!) especially for us! |
The ranger from the Provincial Park El Chiflon (Argentina) for allowing us to take tap water: we filled up our solar shower and had a great shower for our bush camping a bit further |
Veronica and José, owner of the hospedaje Santa Fé from Villa San Agustin de Valle Fertil (Argentina) for their warm welcome and for the free use of their washing machine |
The owner of the kiosko from Marayes (Argentina) for the 3 bottles of water |
The man who was fixing shelves from Marayes (Argentina) for inviting us to camp at his place (we finally did not camp there as the dog attacked Sara) |
Luly, manager of the town's department of culture from Santa Rosa (Argentina) for finding us a place to sleep (Centre de Integracion Communatorio) for the night as we could not find anything |
The guard of the CIC (Centre de Integracion Communatorio) from Santa Rosa (Argentina) for opening us the doors and for allowing us to use the kitchen |
The police from San Carlos (Argentina) for filling up one water bottle |
Max (Austria), Kat (United States) and Swen (Germany), friends who are traveling by bike for sharing a “all you can eat” pizzas evening in Mendoza(Argentina) |
Patricia and her husband from Mendoza (Argentina) for giving us a lift to the Chilean border |
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CHILE I
Eric from "Case de ciclistas" from Los Andes (Chile) for giving us information about accommodation in Los Andes and for his advice concerning the roads to take to go to Vina del Mar |
Vanina and her daughters from Vina del Mar (Chile) for offering us shower, meals and bed for 4 nights; for their introduction to the Chilean culture and for answering our questions; for their advice for the surroundings; for the long discussions; for the use of their washing machine |
The "Assistencia" of Ruta 68 between Vina del Mar and Santiago (Chile) for getting us through the tunnels that were forbidden by bike |
Seth et Kirsten from Santiago (Chile) for the food, showers, bed for 8 nights; for helping us to change pieces on our bicycles; for fixing our paniers so they do not fall off the racks on bad roads; for letting us use 2 travels bags to go to Easter Island; for the information concerning public transportation in Santiago; for lending us 2 "Bip!" cards for using the public transports; for guarding our bikes for 7 days (while we were on Easter Island); for their patience and their good temper |
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ARGENTINA II
Juliette and Rémi from France, backpacking in South America, for sharing a nice diner in San Martin de Los Andes (Argentina)
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Beatriz and Catherine from Buenos Aires (Argentina), on holidays in Villa La Angostura (Argentina), for taking Heather (with Sara) to the hospital just after her accident, for waiting for the end of the examination and for dropping them to a hotel with all the paniers |
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CHILE II
Nicolas from Uzès (France), who lives in Puerto Varas (Chile), for inviting us in his hostal for 3 nights and for the information about what's coming next in our adventure |
Dave and Keith from the United States, on holidays in Chile, for sharing a nice diner in Puerto Varas (Chile) |
Vincent and Manu from Paris (France), on holidays in Chile and encountered in Puerto Varas, for giving us their survival blanket |
Dave from the United States, on holidays in Chile, for spending Christmas with us |
Marco, Angela, Angela 2, Paul, Isaac et Ezra from Michigan (USA), on holidays in Chile, for taking us to Puñihuil to see the pingouins |
Urban and Rebekka cyclo-tourists from Switzerland, for all the good times on Chiloé Island and on the Carretera Austral, and for cooking a delicious pizza over the campfire |
Julie and Thomas, Sean, Ashlie cyclo-tourisits from New Zealand, Scotland and Canada, respectively, for ringing in the year 2010 with in Quellon, Chile |
Elodie and Sylvain cyclo-tourists from France, who we met in Quellon, for bush camping with us and for sharing their contact in Rio Grande |
Alejandra and Benjamin French-Chilean cyclo-tourists who we met in Villa Cerro Castillo, Chile, for helping us find the bike shop in Coyhaique and for phoning to let them know we were arriving with a broken wheel |
The Swiss couple and the Frenchman who we met around Rio Tranquilo traveling by car, for showing us an abandoned house where we spent the night sheltered from the rain |
Arnaud and Guillaume French cyclo-tourists who we met in Cochrane, for their helpful advice for the road ahead |
Denis French cyclo-tourist who we met in Puerto Yungay, Chile, for spending a whole afternoon waiting for the rain to stop and for lending us his tools to take apart Sébastien’s bottom bracket |
Kirsten and Seth cyclo-tourists from the United States, who hosted us in Santiago de Chile, for all the good times in Villa O’Higgins, Chile, and for helping Sébastien put his bottom bracket back together |
The German couple traveling in a RV for helping Sébastien clean his bottom bracket |
Arnaud traveling by 4x4, who we met in Villa O'Higgins, Chile, for giving us a gas canister |
All the cyclo-tourists that we met on the Carretera Austral, Chile, for sharing information and good advice |
Heather Canadian cylco-toursit and old friend, for sharing our day to day life and for bringing much needed Canadian supplies |
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ARGENTINA III
Urban and Rebekka (again!!) Swiss cyclo-tourists, for all the good times and for joining us in El Calafate for our last trip together to the Perito Moreno glacier |
Denis (again!!) French cyclo-tourist, for coming with us to visit the Perito Moreno glacier |
Heather Canadian cyclo-tourist and old friend, for sharing our day to day life |
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CHILE III
The owners and employees of the Estancia San Antonio between Cerro Castillo et Puerto Natales, Chile, for offering us both food and shelter when all we asked for was a place to pitch the tent |
Marcelo from the Estancia Los Copihues between Porvenir and San Sebastian, Chile, for offering us a place to stay when all we wanted was a place to pitch the tent, and for giving us a tour of the buildings, especially the sheep shearing barn |
Heather Canadian cyclo-tourist and old friend, for sharing our day to day life |
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ARGENTINA IV
Argentinean drivers for their friendly honks and waves that encouraged us in Terra del Fuego |
Anibal from Rio Grande, Argentina, for putting us up for three nights, for showing us around Rio Grande, for arranging the cabana and the asado in Tolhuin, for setting us up in Ushuaia, and for paying for our accommodation for three nights in Ushuaia |
Christian from Ushuaia, Argentina, for putting us up for three nights and for introducing us to "choripan" |
Gustavo from Ushuaia, Argentina, for taking us, our bikes, and all our stuff to the airport |
Heather Canadian cyclo-tourist and old friend, for sharing our day to day life |
Ezequiel and Liesje
from Buenos Aires, Argentina, for putting us for a whole week, for keeping our bikes and bags while we were busing around for two weeks |
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BRAZIL
Ana and André from Florianopolis, Brazil, for offering us food and accommodation for three nights, and for sharing stories about bike touring |
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URUGUAY
Doug, Susan and Jessie from Atlantida, Uruguay, for food and accommodation for two nights, for showing us around Atlantida, and for all the asados |
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