Before I availed myself of your web site:

Four Strokes of Luck

I was in the dark regarding your substantial adventures, your accomplishments the expertise and the luck you bring to your Darien Gap, moto-boat Colombia to Panama adventure. (That boat was quite a find, a real treasure)

It pleases me to know that, through the now "2" inflatable sheep that will be on board, "technically tethered floating goats" (TTFGs) as you prefer to call them, i have contributed in some small way to your monumental task.

I noted, in one of the hundreds of excellent photographs and videos you share on your web site, that one of the crew was using an electric razor plugged into his motorcycle's electrical system. Might I suggest, that the blow up sheep might be inflated via an electric air pump also plugged into his motorcycle.

And, might I also suggest that you do not mention Bar-B-Q nor "trading for more rum" in the presence of the "2 technically tethered floating goats."

Just a thought,: It might get pretty lonely out there on the high sea. And, mentioning any plans or any device that might lead to their demise, may make courting them much more difficult than it needs to be, or not to be?

On the other hand they might enjoy the idea of an a spontaneous swim with the crew.

Now how about a good idea or two for our motorcycle parking garage in Buenos Aires... you would not believe the motley crew of international characters that pass through our garage.

Elisa and I, are permanent residents of Argentina but have traveled much of your route and your planned route (35,000 K) before and we will be on the road again in December, when do you sail?

Eat, Drink Cuba Libres, and be Careful xfiltrate and Elisa

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