Hey everyone, I just heard it snowed in Alberta, my deepest apologies. I will bring back as much sun and warmth upon my return. Even if it is only with my wonderful tan. I arrived in Santa Marta, Colombia yesterday and it is quite the relief to be near the ocean and sand once again. After loosing much of my tan in Bolivia, I´m taking the necessary steps to regain some much needed color. Colombia so far has been amazing, and not at all sketchy as I had imagined...

Hola from Quito, just arrived yesterday morning from Mancora, Peru. Stayed at the Loki del Mar. More than likely the last time I will ever saty at a loki hostal. Not saying it was bad, just ins't for me. We crossed the Tumbes border, the day before, after hearing horrors about it, heard it was the worst border in South America. I was surprised to see how quick and easy it was, partly due to the fact that the bus agency we went through handled everything, from ca...

So apparently my last blog entry was a little lacking (someone rated it 1, Curse you) so I will do my best to redeem myself. If not, atleast I have a handful of new photos. Once i arrived in Buenos Aires, I made my way to the Milhouse Hostal which I had reserved from El Salvador. Discovered I had the wrong Milhouse and made my way to the next one, only to discover I had stumbled across the local Party hostal, after going to bed jet lagged I was awoken at 11, told...

Hey everyone. My deepest apologies to all my loyal followers (if any). This blog has been overdue for quite some time. so I will now recap the past 6 weeks. Last Time we left off, I had just visited the Isla de Ometepe in Nicaragua. Let´s just say alot has happened since then. After Nicaragua, I decided that I would fly out to Buenos Aires, Argentina. The cheapest flight left from San Salvador, El Salvador. So Tina, Leo and I hopped on a bus and made our way to...

Well here I was on the Isla de Ometepe! We decided to take a few days to visit the gorgeous island home to Volcan Concepcion and Maderas. The first being active, while the latter has long been extinct. After surviving the treacherous ferry ride, we arrived in Mayogalpa. Cycling being the transportation of choice, we rented some bikes for a couple of days and set off for Santa Cruz. During our 28 km ride to the other side of the Island. we stopped for a few hours ...