Blog posts with a twist…
Our blog posts will detail the emotions, relationships and experiences we live as a family living on the road.
Travelling like we do is a way of life, not simply an extended vacation.
As such, the pace of travel is very different to a usual trip away.
The individual needs of each of us must be recognised and met, otherwise our day-to-day life simply will not work.
The blog details our physical journey from place to place, but also our own personal and familiar journey’s along the way.
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Christmas In Europe
Where to start? From a plain itinerary perspective, we left Panama, spent three weeks in Dublin and then another three weeks in Salamanca. Then we came back to Panama. That is a little simplistic however…
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Bogota
Our first experience of Bogota was a long, tiring and stressful one. Having left Salento in the Eje Cafetero after an early breakfast, we hoped to cover about two-thirds of the c.300km to Bogota that…
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Buenos Aires
With a population approaching 20 million, Buenos Aires is Argentina’s enormous capital. It is the birthplace of tango. It boasts rich architectural and cultural heritage. It has a vibrant arts scene. It is formed from…
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Cali & Cauca Region
Arriving into Colombia with your own vehicle is not a straightforward process. The Colombian government decided that a digital approach to vehicle customs was needed, but preferred that the people entering the country be the…
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Cartagena & Caribbean Coast
Our arrival to the Caribbean coast of Colombia was a long, drawn out affair, having travelled 1,000km over three days from Medellin. Yet what was anything but gradual was the instant heat and humidity that…
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Chui to Foz de Iguazu
Our entry to Brazil was easy, a little too easy in fact, for a South American border crossing. Leaving the Uruguayan border town of Chuy to enter the adjoined Brazilian border town of Chui, required…
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Cuidad del Este to Asuncion
Our time in Paraguay was short, only three days and three nights long. Yet it is certainly a country that we will remember for quite a while. Paraguay is hot, very hot. After our brief…
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Cusco & Machu Picchu
Our arrival to Cusco was a rather stressful affair. Entering the outskirts of the city we were met with very heavy traffic, that resulted in a very slow approach. Following that, our chosen place to…
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Eje Cafetero
Colombia is the third largest coffee producer producer in the world and the Eje Cafetero or “Coffee Growing Axis” in the centre of Colombia is right at the heart of this industry. Here coffee is…
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Iguazu Falls
Located on the border of Brazil and Argentina, Iguazu Falls are the largest waterfall system in the world. A UNESCO World Heritage listed site and natural wonder of the world, they are taller than Niagara…
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Buenos Aires
With a population approaching 20 million, Buenos Aires is Argentina’s enormous capital. It is…
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Cali & Cauca Region
Arriving into Colombia with your own vehicle is not a straightforward process. The Colombian…
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Cartagena & Caribbean Coast
Our arrival to the Caribbean coast of Colombia was a long, drawn out affair,…
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Cuidad del Este to Asuncion
Our time in Paraguay was short, only three days and three nights long. Yet…
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Cusco & Machu Picchu
Our arrival to Cusco was a rather stressful affair. Entering the outskirts of the…
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