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Photo by George Guille, It's going to be a long 300km... Bolivian Amazon

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Photo by George Guille
It's going to be a long 300km...
Bolivian Amazon



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Old 16 May 2005
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Goggs - where are you? Venezuela? Damn, you move too fast.

Renee - see you at the end of the week.
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Hi Rene!

We will be still here, i try to repair my baby, or better said my granny! There is everything band and twisted what you can emagin! But i will make it somehow and bring it up to Colombia!

Hope to see you soon, Appie!
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Dan- about 4 inches north of the equator, in ecuador.

going to colombia next to find an old friend, thing is he gets right up my nose, what should i do ¿

Rene- how long are you going to be north of the 47th parallel ¿
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I am having a bugger of a time getting the bike to Vancouver from here. Then I saw a map of the world and remembered why. With the possible exception of Ushuaia, I couldn´t have picked some place more awkward, and far to ship to Vancouver.
Anyway, I will be Canada long enough to host you two when you arrive. Should be there in 2 or 3 weeks, until ????

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Goggsy - go and see that miserable auld get Albert in The Turtle's Head if you fancy a pint and a moan. And be careful of that Colombian - he gets up everyone's nose eventually. Email me if you want some expat contacts in Quito.
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not to keen on Quito....i`ll tell you why while the adrenaline is still pumping..

there we were having a nice chat in KFC after our meal when some strange activity was going on....then some guy tried to tell me he had found a key on the floor near me...yer you guessed it...next thing Danielle notices our bag is gone (guide book + camera), we run like the clappers and after Danielles hysterical scream one of the guys drops the bag. i had the fat bastard by the throat then i pulls out my trusty extendable cosh....only thing is in the confusion i didn`t beat the shit out of him.

perhaps it`s for the best, we got the bag back and we are not in extra trouble. Ecuador doesn`t feel the safest place...it`s hard to relax and keep your guard up at the same time, one of those balancing acts.

i`m pissed for not coshing him though !!!

hang loose guys and probably see you further north Rene
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Sorry to hear that, Goggsy. Be careful up and down Amazonas and round the Mariscal, like a muggers' convention after dark. Cab it.

Cheers, keep safe, Dan

PS Is that an extendable cosh in your pocket or are you just pleased to see me?
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Goggs - travel safe, see you north.

For the rest of you in BsAs, I will be there a week from today (that would be Thursday, 26) for the weekend and fly home on Tuesday May 31. I hope for my selfish sake some of you are still stuck there....
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I will be there on the 26th. Sat in Lima airport now having shipped the bike from here.

I am rushing home so fly out Friday 27th,

Be good to see for a coffee or something....

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I arrive in BsAs late tonight (Thursday, 26th). WHat time is your flight? We can meet for coffee anywhere. Email me! I will also send this to you off line...
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hi rene and all others,

we sold our bikes in paraguay and will arrive in buenos aires monday morning (by bus!).
what about a little farewell party?

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why not???
Tell me when and where!!!
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hi javier,

to give rene a chance to join in,
it should be on monday.

Dan, what do you think?

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Of course, i would like to join! Any place is fine with me! Monday is good...
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Rene, where are you staying?

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