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Gracias, told you I was a noob.

Bumping this old but very informative thread. Now that I am in the search for a job I have been thinking and am curious as to how I could monitor or estimate my expected daily usage to see if working remotely is even a possibility for me (im talking 8 hr days). What do I watch while at work to...

F This ********, Im Going Home To hell with those other guys, praise Sir Issac Newton, gravity is great! After what felt like 40 days in the desert, ok maybe it was only 5, I was finally able to get the wheel off the van, find some brake fluid, clamp off the bad caliper, and gravity bleed the...

Good luck at the port, you will never be so happy to see your van again. NO idea on daily costs but its been low lately as i basically lived at a campground charging 6 usd a day and cooking my own meals. Gas is def the most exp and is currently About 5 usd a gallon here in colombia. I...

That was for everything

Hi, thanks im bleeding brakes today but will let you know. Off the top of my head The fees were between 1200 to 1400 for both sides i came in 50 bucks less than a fellow traveler so can look st what he paid later. Its true that even wuth the same company youll pay different amounts i was...

Gettin filthy with god Heres the link i have more important things to do at the moment haha http://2guys1truck.com/?p=3250

Subscribed! Thanks for showing the otherside of colombia its easy for people to get sucked in by such a beautiful country with amazing people while never knowing the other things which go on. Awareness is one of the only ways the problems you described can be overcome. Incredibly brave and...

Thanks. I am just outside Tayrona, but plan on hitting La Guajira and seeing how long I can handle the desert heat. I look forward to the camping update, but have learned from this trip what a huge pain it can be to keep a blog up to date while traveling.

Awesome, not wrong, just not easily follow-able (and a bit disorganized)....I felt like a ******** asking...but by having one thread we can subscribe to it, and get instant email notifications of all updates, in one easy to find place. Regardless, as I said, enjoy the adventure! I am also driving...

Can you please stop creating new threads, a. We cant subscribe and be notified if you dont have one main thread and b. it clutters up the in progress section. I am sure i am not the only one who would like to subscribe and follow along good luck with the adventure.

Seems odd that the language pack is just for the android...come on language pack Iphone!

Enjoy your trip. Maybe its just me but I find that having multiple threads of the same trip a bit bothersome and tough to follow. Can you just update the original thread with each update, you can subscribe to the thread if your having troubles finding it.

Welcome to the site, you will find better answers to your question in the jeep section which is a sub forum of the vehicle section here on expedition portal. This is for in progress adventures, so once you get your rig setup comeback here and show us the cool places you go to. Good luck

The Death of Joselito Ooook, it's been awhile, you probably think I am in Ecuador or Peru by now. In the past two months I have managed to drive 5 kilometers or so from Tayrona National Park, or 5-6 hours from my Colombian starting point of Cartagena. The Swiss couple from the crew had...

Colombia, where are the kidnappings, bombs, and murders?? Might as well go to the site for story and pics, I am staying at Casa Grande beach camp minutes from tyrona, so I have to go all the way to Santa Marta for Internet Colombia, where are the kidnappings, bombs, and murders People thought...

Unfortunately what I feared. Thanks for the quick replies

Aux battery died going to buy a yellow top as I'm limited to choices here. I still have the sears as a starter. Should I still tie these together or do I recall mixing battery types is bad, nut orherwise I'll only have the 120 watt panel charging it. Thanks

Batten Down the Hatches, Im Turning 25! Sorry guys, just a direct link today. Batten Down the Hatches, Im Turning 25

Turns out it harder to kick someone in the face than I thought Nicaragua, and Panama: 1 US dollar = 23.9600 Nicaraguan córdobas 1 US dollar = 499.6000 Costa Rican colóns 1 US dollar = 1 Panamanian Balboa As mentioned it was a mad dash through Central America, one which turned out to be even...