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Going to have a lot to think about as we pedal these last few days.
Shell shock I'd imagine. Going to be pretty emotional and then there's the coming back to "reality". I'm honestly curious to see how you guys cope with normal life again. Are you going to have to go straight back to work? Do you have a place to live when you return? Are you likely to do the same stuff as before or something totally different? Will we see a book? :)
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El Chalten, Perito Moreno and Torres Del Paine have bookended a few weeks of riding across the Patagonian pampa. At times it’s been tedious but I was really expecting worse, I think the 1500km of desert riding in northern Argentina was good prep. The wind and rain has been manageable and when we’ve had good weather we’ve pushed on and made the most of it. To avoid the bad weather overnight we’ve slept in a variety of abandoned buildings, bus shelters and roadside refugios, temperatures are starting to drop again so having shelter is very appreciated.
Tomorrow we get the ferry over to Porvenir and start the final 550km of our journey. It’s starting to sink in that a week or so from now we’ll have reached the end of the road and completed the ride we started almost 2 years ago and first dreamt up over 4 years ago. Going to have a lot to think about as we pedal these last few days.