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[SOAZ]

This week we enjoy the last bit of El Salvador, do two long border crossings to get through Honduras and end up offroading late into the night in Nicaragua to reach our friends house.

 

[FJR Colorado]

 

[SOAZ]

 

[SOAZ]

This week, we're on time posting for once since we have wifi!!
We visit a remote Hermit who carves everything from animals to the Twin Towers into rock and then head off to relax and Kayak in the Caldera of a Volcano. ?

 

[SOAZ]

This week we enter Costa Rica and head out a disused track to the beach. We end up spending a few hours trying to winch a stubborn tree out of the track, but in the end it was well worth it.

 

[zelseman]

In our most recent travel video, we drive from Baja Norte into the state of Baja California Sur. We camp by big dunes, swim in the Sea of Cortez, and fall in love with this crazy crazy place.

 

[SOAZ]

Who says you can't find remote beaches in Costa Rica. This week we keep going deeper looking for our own spots.

 

[Traveling 2gether Journal]

In our most recent video we extend our CA4 travel visas in Nicaragua and I cause a fender bender. Watch to see how it plays out. It's not the best adventure episode, but I thought my fellow travelers may find it interesting.

 

[SOAZ]

As the great philosopher Diamond Dave said “PANAMAHA zipityabababitidobop ity bop.”

 

[Traveling 2gether Journal]

As the great philosopher Diamond Dave said “PANAMAHA zipityabababitidobop ity bop.”

Hi Tim and/or Kelsey. I've watched a few of your vids and listened to the podcast you did on GHT. My understanding is that you are trying to make overland travel an indefinite lifestyle so you have no self imposed timeline, no destination, and no exact budgetary goals and that you traveled from USA to South America in around 8 months. I'm just curious, how have you made your decisions to move along and where to go see and where to skip without a self imposed timeframe or finite budget restriction?

 

[SOAZ]

Hi Tim and/or Kelsey. I've watched a few of your vids and listened to the podcast you did on GHT. My understanding is that you are trying to make overland travel an indefinite lifestyle so you have no self imposed timeline, no destination, and no exact budgetary goals and that you traveled from USA to South America in around 8 months. I'm just curious, how have you made your decisions to move along and where to go see and where to skip without a self imposed timeframe or finite budget restriction?

Hey guys,
We just try to spend as little money as possible and move on as we feel like it. If we're enjoying an area we stay longer. As far as where to go and what to see we just look at the maps and decide where might be interesting or make our way to one of the must see spots we had in mind and meander on the way there. Safe travels!

Tim

 

[SOAZ]

This week we go deeper into the jungle in search of our own untouched beach. We also see the biggest tree's outside of Sequoia National Park that we've ever seen.

 

[KMM]

In this episode we make it into big bad Panama City, check out the canal and do a little exploring while we wait for the day Goose needs to have his inspection.

 

[Bhill_teq]

Utah is rad. Capitol Reef National Park far exceeded our expectations, and the old gal did awesome.

 

[KMM]

Hey guys,

This is our last episode from Panama! We go through the process, with our new buddies, of shipping Goose from the port in Colón, Panama towards Cartagena, Colombia.