Rachel's C90 Adventures from Alaska to Argentina – Life in the fun lane!
Sunday 10th-14th July Cuidad Constitucion to La Paz Despite leaving the hotel before Ed, he still managed to overtake me a bit further up the road. I tend to stick to around 75kph these days, to help preserve my engine, plus I find it’s a more relaxing speed. However I…
Friday 8th July Having had our fix of luxury for the time being, it was time to leave San Ignacio and continue our journey to the east coast. Despite enjoying the last few days together we still wanted to ride separately, something that was confirmed to me the day before when we were riding round…
Wednesday 6th July to Thursday 7th July After a lazy start and a well deserved lie-in for Ed, we packed up the bikes and headed off in different directions, at least at first. Ed needed to top up his phone in town, and I was headed to the town of San Ignacio. I…
Tuesday 5th July I have to say that I absolutely love my new tent. I ended up buying the one man MSR Hubba nx, which is really easy to put up and just the right size for me and my stuff. You can also have the mosquito net part up without the outer, which is…
Day 5 Thursday 30th June Well it’s safe to say that I had the most wonderful day today. After looking online for things to see and do, I discovered that a mere 20 miles or so east of Ensenada, in the Ojos Negro region, was a cheese cave! Being the only cheese cave in Latin…
Day 2-4 27th June to 29th June After battling my way through the traffic, I got out in to the open and made my way to Ensenada, my first stop south. I took a wrong turn at one point and ended up at a shopping complex, so took the opportunity to get a Mexican SIM…
Day 1-2 26th June to 27th June Would you Adam and Eve it, I’ve only gone and made it to Mexico!!!! Two years to the day that I arrived in Alaska with Ed, I crossed the border solo in to Mexico. Most definitely later than planned (we were supposed to have finished the trip 6…
Day 25 Sunday 30th August Unbeknown to me we’d camped right next to the Oklahoma/New Mexico border, and as soon as we crossed over it the scenery changed. Farmland gave way to gentle rolling hills spotted with dark green bushes, and gravel and dirt roads took us gradually higher. There…
