Mantra of Miles

Pata pata Patagonia, Part I

February 16, 2014

Osorno to Futaleufú

Cuesta Blanca, Córdoba, Argentina — Cuesta Blanca, Córdoba, Argentina

Argentina, Part II: Córdoba

February 3, 2014

Relaxation and rios

Puente de la Mujer and Puerto Madero.  If this looks familiar to anyone back in Texas, it was done by Santiago Calatrava, the same architect responsible for the Margaret Hunt Hill in Dallas — Puente de la Mujer and Puerto Madero. If this looks familiar to anyone back in Texas, it was done by Santiago Calatrava, the same architect responsible for the Margaret Hunt Hill in Dallas

Argentina, Part I: Good Airs, good vibes / Buenos Aires, buena onda

January 30, 2014

El Puerto de Santa Maria del Buen Ayre and I meet again.

#nationaldogday (as if I needed an excuse)

Pic by @maxxintx

Retrato del Perezoso de la Amazonia (Amazonia Sloth Portrait) #tbt

This little lady finally woke up from hibernation, told me she was hungry for empanadas.

#mcm (that is, #monkey crush Monday): This time last year I was lucky enough to get to volunteer with rescued animals like Ricky the #CapuchinMonkey at Zoorefugio Tarqui in the Ecuadorian Amazon. Head to the URL in the comments below to find out how

#tbt in #Chile (and #peru!). In parts of the #Atacama #Desert, it doesn't rain for years on end, and the land looks like Mars than Earth. You can ride for hundreds of miles without seeing a single tree, cactus, or blade of grass out here.

#tbt in #Chile week 2: Shared my lunch with this dark-haired cutie one afternoon, but I didn't have room to stuff in her my jacket and take her with me :'(

Going back to #Chile for #tbt : Moonrise in the #Atacama #Desert with my friend Oristárco from #Santiago.

#tbt "Camping behind a gas station in Arica, on the Chile/Perú border". This one goes out to anyone who ever had to rough it while out on the road and knows that real international travel isn't always as glamorous as our instagram ac

It's a big world, and you'll never see most of it if you only take paved roads. (#tbt Andes Mountains, Ayacucho Region, Peru)

Mantra of Miles: South America Dashboard

Distance traveled: 9871mi/15,886Km

Borders crossed: 11

Nights camped: 31

Empanadas eaten: 84

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