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Arctic Team Challenge (Greenland 2007)
I am going to try and document my solo mountain bike tour of Bolivia. I leave on October 15 (2007) and return November 12 (2007). It will be solo trip to the more remote regions of Bolivia...I fly into La Paz(12,000ft)head northwest to Lake Titicaca before heading southwest to the remote Anitplano region, crossing a high desert plain (13,500ft-14,500ft)bordered by a string of volcanos to the west and the Andes to the East... then west to cross the Andes to Santa Cruz. (photo: Ivan Viehoff)
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- Neal goes to the Amazonian Pampas
- Days 13, 14 & 15 (perhaps?): Just returned to Rurr...
- Day 12?: Welcome to the Jungle and a Friend gets M...
- DAY 10: Political Unrest( everywhere?)...so a late...
- Day 9: La paz - Internet, Phone Calls, Coco Museo,...
- Day 7: The long push back to La Paz, 120km/8 hours...
- Day 6: Cococabana thru Peru and back to Bolivia (7...
- Day 8: After Two GREAT days of riding - I get an x...
- DAY 5: Isla de la Sol - Hiking
- DAY 4 Pic Album
- DAY 4: Huarine to Cococabana 77km / 6.5 hrs 12,500...
- DAY 3:La Paz to Lake Titacaca (66km/4 hours)
- Day 3 Getting on the Bike and Leaving La Paz
- Day 2: Neal gets sick as a dog! :(
- Got Maps?
- Day 1 La Paz : Coca Tea & Bike Shops
- Hmmmm....my Mum's email....
- Route Overview: Maps are cool and kinda useful!)
- Packing & Planning - only 3 days to go!
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About Me
- Neal
- Smyrna/Atlanta OR Auckland/New Zealand, Georgia, United States
- Neal : Hi, I am 43 year old (Gasp!) Kiwi guy that spends his time in Auckland (New Zealand) and Atlanta(USA). I have a small engineering company that I started in 1992. It's just been me since 1997 so I've adopted a simple lifestyle, hired some great people and been able to move away from the business and follow my passions elsewhere. Since 2001 my passion been Expedition Adventure Racing. I've raced competitively with some success - completing over 20 expedition races around the globe. I've also found time for the odd "only adventure" trip, like this one :) Cheers, Neal
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