Hourless Life: Documenting Our Global Overland Adventure

[Hourless Life]

When we did that crossing on the Moto’s. They had us empty out all the paniers, pockets of our gear, bags, etc. It was through for sure; they were friendly about it though. I think it was the meat and cheese, if I remember right?

I liked Pucon, it was so pretty! Have to watch the budget there though,

Honestly it was a VERY thorough search for us. I get the need for it. But it was like a body cavity search for DAUNTLESS the way they went through our rig at this crossing. We'd never had anything that invasive before on this journey. ~ E

 

[Hourless Life]

This is a mind blowing thread

Welcome to our journey! Because it is such a long journey, I don't make a new post every time we do an update. I just post it as a reply here. About to post our next update. Glad you are here and if you have any questions at all, please don't hesitate to ask. We're happy to share what we've learned along our journey. ~ Eric

 

[Hourless Life]

We hit a MAJOR MILESTONE! We made it to the southern terminus of the Pan-American Highway, the longest motor-able road in the world. Our overlanding journey around the world continues, and we have a lot of fun in this video.

Here for the questions if you have any! ~ Eric

 

[Hourless Life]

This is the Carretera Austral, one of the world's most infamous roads. It is located in a remote section of Patagonia in southern Chile.

In this video we encounter our most challenging military / police checkpoint on our journey so far, the most amazing wild camp we've ever been to in over 12 years of full-time vehicle based travel, a failed electrical system where we had to do a trail fix in one of the most remote regions of the earth, and the longest single travel day we've ever had on our entire journey.

There is a lot in this video, and I'm here for the questions if you have any. This was an incredible part of our overlanding journey around the world. ~Eric

 

[Hourless Life]

Conflict, Caves, and Uncertainty. This was one of the MOST CHALLENGING sections of our drive around the world so far, and also one of the most beautiful. We don't sugarcoat the journey and we don't hold anything back.

This is what real long-term overlanding looks like for us. Would love to hear your thoughts. If you have any questions, happy to answer them. ~ Eric

 

[Pacific Northwest yetti]

Thanks for posting, looks like the time you spent at the marble caves was much like mine. We had pretty rainy/cold weather. BUT, that meant we had the tour with just two other people.