We’ll get back to you if we’re not too busy…
EMAIL:
Paula – pauladear72@gmail.com
Jeremy – jeremydear1966@gmail.com
FACEBOOK:
LINKEDIN:
Paula’s professional profile
(scroll to the end and click on ‘view Paula’s full profile’ to see links to freelance and BBC cuttings) :-
From Oct 2011 - Feb 2016 we parked our London life and took to the road in Latin America. We wrote about what we did, saw, experienced and learned between Baja California and Tierra del Fuego - our campervan highs and woes, the people we encountered, the places we visited and even a little bit of politics.
We started in Mexico and made the journey (slowly, and not without hitches) in a 1997 VW Eurovan camper. Our living space was a vehicle measuring 17x6ft.
Jeremy and Paula Dear
COUNTRIES: USA, Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, Brazil.
FINAL STOP: Buenos Aires, Argentina
DAYS ON THE ROAD: 1,597
DISTANCE TRAVELLED: 58,276 miles / 93,242 Kms
[including 10,459 miles without the van]
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SEVENTEEN by SIX
http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/non-diving-related-stuff/34594-death-coconut.html
Tried to find research based stats on coconut deaths having heard the urban mith re-coconuts killing more people in parts of Thailand than cancer (insert anything from shark attacks to malaria 🙂 ) – but given that at least 9 out of 10 statistics are completely made up, I stopped trying.
Here’s to the new ferry!
http://www.earthcircuit.org
Hey Guys it would be great to add you’re site to http://overlandsphere.com, please let us know or register directly on the site. Safe Travels
Martin & Nicole
Wow, what a fantastic article on the BBC, congratulations !
Hey there guys! Been following your blog here and there and see you are in bogota. I also do the drive here, mine from Toronto but I have decided to stay a little longer stay. If ou are still in bogota and up for meeting to trade stories etc… Let me know! It would be great to hang out with some other overlanders! Or if you need anything in terms of questions let me know also. My local cell here is also 304 464 0304. Hope you’re having a blast in this crazy, but fun city!!
Morning from London ~ we’ve enjoyed your update about village of Salto de las Rosas as exploring wine regions is very much on our schedule for next year. “Workaways” sounds like a fab opportunity and wondered how you’d found Susan & Dave? We’re off to Germany this weekend to view several VW T5 campers so getting closer to finding the right vehicle before shipping out to Halifax. Following on from your Welsh in Patagonia feature we’re aware of several Afrikaans speaking families that moved over to same region after the Boer War in South Africa. We’ll look more into this as my ancestors are from SA and I collect Boer War books so this would make another interesting pioneer story. Will be seeing Miguel & Gill later in September (I sent them the BBC link). Safe wood chopping and enjoy Mendoza! Regards Digby & Martine xx
Hi Paula & Jeremy – “The Welsh Dragon’s Roar Was Music To My Ears in Patagonia” article in The Times today on it’s way to you via trusty gmail – interesting read + pics! See you’re now in Cordoba and hope to trundle down your way next year – regards from London…D&Mx