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The Continental Divide part 4: Beartooth pass, Yellowstone National park, Grand Teton national park
The thirty or so kilometers of ascent to the summit of Beartooth pass was as expected. It rose above the tree line and the windchill on the top remained me of the altitude. I camped out at the Top of the World store, run by Libby and her husband, a wonderful couple who were so…
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The Continental Divide part 3: Crossing Montana
From Kalispell, I was headed south via the Flathead lake, over three days, to arrive at Missoula. After Missoula I followed the interstate 90 (I-90) mostly for about 10 days. Montana is the fourth biggest state and after cycling about 1000 kilometres I had only crossed half of Montana, it seems. Cycling on the interstate…
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The Continental Divide part 2: Waterton Lakes and Glacier National Park
I celebrated my last night in Jasper with a fabulous meal and was getting ready to return to Calgary by bus the next day. Because of the forest fires near the town of Jasper, ash was falling for a few hours and most people in the Whistlers campground were concerned. At 10.30pm, everyone got an…
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The Continental Divide (on road) part 1: Calgary to Jasper
The Continental Divide is a more popular mountain bike trail but I preferred to use my road bike so I decided to track this route as close as possible whilst staying on the road and also I am not carrying cooking equipment so I had to stay close to civilization, as far as possible. The…
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Motivational speaking
December 2015 Department of Chemical Engineering, Universidad de Santiago de Chile, Santiago, Chile Department of Chemical Engineering, Universidad Technica Federico Santa Maria, Santiago, Chile Department of Chemical Engineering, Universidad de Chile, Santiago, Chile Escuela Liceo San Francisco, Santiago, Chile Department of Chemical Engineering, Universidad de Concepcion, Concepcion, Chile Department of Chemical Engineering, Universidad del Bio-Bio,…
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A ride around Death valley
A ride around Death Valley, California and Colorado River My original plans to the Grand Canyon had to be scrapped due to the poor weather. The first two days were spent mostly planning this trip. I had made three plans in total but on the way to the bus station, I cancelled the third plan…
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Three country, tour of the ruins
This trip was planned well before Covid but only managed to do it over the Christmas break of 2022. I started off in San Cristobal de Las Casas and was hoping for a nice downhill ride on the first day. It wasn’t as straightforward as I thought. I had an overall ascent of 1550m and…
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A short bicycle trip, largely along the pacific coast of Mexico
I had to make a last minute plan since my trip to England over Christmas holidays had to be cancelled at the last minute due to the Omicron variant. The easier thing to do was to take the bicycle on a bus to Acapulco and ride along the pacific coast. It was a bit too…
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