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40° South
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We stopped for the night as it was getting dark early, this latitude just below 40 degrees south has not quite woken from the long winter slumber, even in the Southern hemisphere spring. Driving past dusk is an unnecessary danger we typically avoid: dangerous curves are usually unmarked, nocturnal animals are out, and if a drunk driver was to be on the road, these are the more favored hours. Some rules of overlanding are best agreed to without having to learn for oneself the hard way….
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Dreamers Caravan
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For 3 months time our van, tucked beneath a plastic tarp, sat in wait for our return. Unwrapping our van felt like a present once again, this gift to have access to see the world at large, so slowly travel through places both simple and grand. There is nothing quite so exciting as embarking on a new leg of a journey. New roads and adventures ahead, the plotting and planning giving way to the supple current of slow travel.
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I Trip Alone // Adam Solo in Peru
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With our van stored safely at a friends place in hibernation mode for 3 months in Bariloche, Argentina, Emily and the girls flew to Texas for her cousin Kyle’s wedding. I flew to Peru to host another 24 Hour Bazaar. We were to meet in Los Angeles in 3 weeks time. Of our 3 years on the road, there have only been a handful of times we have been apart as a family. Here’s the story of my (Adam) solo time in Peru…
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