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One of my main goals before we left our apartment in Huanchaco was to finally get caught up on our perpetually lolly-gagging blog. Well... needless to say that didn't happen. In fact our blog is now hitting an almost laughable 4-month delay compared to real-time. To all my faithful readers I...

We cruised down the bumpy road heading towards the town of Yungay. Along the way we stopped to have some lunch. They had a full menu of Andes treats. Guinea Pigs, Stream trout, pork, and hen. They also had Alpaca on the menu but after seeing these cute dudes roaming around in the backyard of...

When we originally started out on the trip we had plan for it to take around 1-year to get down to Ushuaia. We had a quasi-budget and timeline that seemed reasonable. Somewhere around Month #9 and the country of Peru we realized that our budget was way off. We really should have alotted more...

hello, i live in a truck plz go to my website for more information Home on the Highway | Our adventures driving the Pan-Am. if you want more pics of my gf, please add us at http://facebook.com/homeonthehighway We had a few days to explore Cusco before heading off towards Machu Picchu...

Driving through Central America is pretty cool, you can drive from one side of a country to the other in a single day or decide to stay a month or more really getting to know a place. South America, is a bit different. Most of the countries on this continent are MASSIVE. You really need to...

If you are interested in more check out: Home on the Highway | Our adventures driving the Pan-Am. Also if you have a facebook, please add us at http://facebook.com/homeonthehighway We settled into to life at our apartment. It was nice to have some routine after being on the move for so long...

nice! Were hoping to hit Patagonia around March, it will be starting to get cold but hopefully not a giant hunk of ice yet

i am down, love me some lonestar :beer:

lol its a fold out walmart table, been strapped to the back with my chairs for 35K+ miles now! yeehaw

lol I think I win that thread

:hello: Drove from 4Runner from San Francico to Florida then all the way to Peru. Shes still going strong kicking ass and taking names Add us on facebook! http://facebook.com/homeonthehighway Home on the Highway | Our adventures driving the Pan-Am.

Hey guys! If you havent added us on facebook, please do! http://facebook.com/homeonthehighway Up and on the road the next morning we quickly approached the Ecuadorian side of the border, turned in our paperwork, got our passports stamped out and jumped back in the truck. A few miles further...

While we were camped out in the jungle, our guide Diego was reveling us with stories of Ecuador's coast. Hearing tales of the Ruta Del Sol (Route of the Sun), Galapagos Islands, and fresh ceviche was enough to have us change our destination from mountains back to the coastline. Headed out of...

Getting out to the deep amazon jungle on your own is a bit difficult. The primary form of travel in the Amazon is via the millions of rivers and water ways that wind through the jungle. There are very few roads and access via automobile is rare. We always regret not installing deploy-able...

After completing the worlds easiest border crossing we headed on down the highway into Ecuador. We had technically been traveling in the Andes mountains for about a month now, but we never seem to get tired of the views. Our first Llamas! Or Alpacas? I dont know the difference yet. I had...