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Ushuaia to Santiago Jan 2012 - May 2012 Stage 2 Santiago to La Paz May 2012 - Aug 2012 Stage 3 La Paz to Panama C Aug 2012 to Nov 2012 Stage 4 Panama C to Phoenix Nov 2012 to Feb 2013 Stage 5 Phoenix to P Rupert Mar 2013 to May 2013 Stage 6 P Rupert to Deadhorse May 2013 to Jul 2013 2. Limits and Abilities 3. Riding in Tandem 4. Some Basics of... 5. Legally Blind, Will... Phase II Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3 Stage 4 Stage 5 En Español (PDF) |
(from Christi) I've heard many travelers share all kinds of interesting plans. From my end, the conversation always turns to the big bike trip. I am so excited for the ride, and I find others are, too. Everyone I talk to who's been to South America can't help but rave about their favorite experiences. As I was writing this web address on a napkin to share with the folks with whom I'd just shared a few pitchers of post-temple-hopping happy-hour beers, I realized that it was time to come up with a more effective solution. I've been in Asia for more than a year now, and there is one tradition that is ubiquitous throughout this continent. That is the tradition of business cards. Anyone who has interacted with Asians in a work setting will be familiar with the elaborate culture of name-card exchanging and its associated etiquette. But this is not a custom that is limited to the folks in suits. I had received cards from local "guides" and motorcycle-taxi drivers. So, it stood to reason that I should embrace the local culture and print some 2B2R business cards! Fun!
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