Ecuador- A beautiful land of barking dogs, amazing mountainscapes and friendly wrinkled old people
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| Chocolate co-op in Salinas Ecuador! These folks do a pretty good job of explaining the villages thriving artisan cooperative scene |
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| My plan was to take a bunch of these delicious little chocolates with me to enjoy along the way. They didn't make it far. |
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| Ecuador has had a long sorted history of trains. Recently they have revamped a section |
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| The great Chimborazo. |
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| When the outside falls down just build a new inner wall. |
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| This dirt did not do as the sign recommended |
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| Trying to keep the hitchhikers to a minimum |
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| shit... I hope there is a bike lane? |
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| Im always good with carless roads |
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| Brewed coffee. A rarity in Ecuador. |
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| Alausi |
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| Jesus would approve of this coffee break |
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| I told you, I'm a sucker |
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| The bike is not the only thing that needs a bit of maintenance |
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| waiting out the rain. |
Its been a good run! I know my trip explanations have been short. (people looking at this blog for facts and figures must be furious) Sitting in internet cafes is not my favorite thing. After a round of E-mails, I find my attention span shorter than the life of a cassette CNC'd from a block of cheese. So if anyone has questions on routes and er things? Feel free to E-mail me and I'll do what I can to answer in some semblance of seriousness: bikegreaseandcoffee@yahoo.com
Just kidding about the Panela
no questions. Just a smile! :)
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