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Photos of some of the desert views http://www.flickr.com/photos... and http://www.flickr.com/photos...
New set of photos of the journey since Lima on Flickr http://www.flickr.com/photos...
Photos of the Nasca Lines http://www.flickr.com/photos... and http://www.flickr.com/photos...
Happy St Andrew's Day everyone in Scotland - it's before midnight here so it counts! Thanks for all the messages
@MadHeadCyclist Switch backs are alpine style roads that zig zag. Great fun except when trying to slow into corners with a camera in hand!
@BryonyEvens No, I didn't have time to do the tourist flight. Saw some from the road. I wondered how they don't get eroded away.
Met a fellow cyclist yesterday who has ridden across the Amazon. Very funny blog, check it out at www.amazonpilgrim.com
This camp spot is out of this world... if you like vast spaces and sand
Just took 3 and a half hour to cycle 40km - this afternoon wind is brutal
According to quite a number of South Americans the most famous 'Scot' is Mel Gibson - not sure what to do about this situation
Second breakfast couldnt come quick enough. First at 5.30 so starving by 10. Big plate of rice, steak, chips, fried egg and plantain
The Nazca Lines are lots of huge drawings of animals/fish in desert over 80 km area. Created 200bc -700ad but no one knows by who or why.
Its going to be really hot today. Just passing the Nasca Lines. A wild, hilly desert area.
Its Monday again! Moments last forever but then weeks fly-by when on expedition. A month till Aconcagua.
RT @exposedplanet Sad news, Anne Mustoe: round-the-world cyclist died in Syria http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol... > amazing lady, wonderful books
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