We survived the first (hard) days of cycling. From Ushuaia we cycled to the Estancia Harberton which was about 60 miles. The first part was all paved. It started going up from the start, once in a while it went downhill for a little bit but then back up. So it was hard work from the start! Continue reading
Today we finally leave the safe haven of Ushuaia and our hotel. Yesterday we went grocery shopping and got gas to cook on. We have plenty of food, so we can survive for a while. A lot of stuff, but fortunately everything fits nicely in the bags and they’re not even as heavy as we expected. But still heavy enough! Continue reading
We arrived in Ushuaia on Wednesday afternoon. WE did, but our luggage did not… Only Linda’s bike was there, nothing else. The other bike and all 3 of our bags had disappeared. The other bike was already missing in Buenos Aires. A big hustle to get that sorted out, but I’m proud of myself because I did it all in Spanish. The bike hadn’t been on our flight from Rome, but would come over on the next flight. It would be transported to Ushuaia on a later flight. Okay, not too bad.
Op Schiphol/ at the airport
On December 11th, we fly to Ushuaia.