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I was born with two scoops less than the average man. See a bit of me recently and other cool stuff he’s done as well as what he’ll be up to in the future). The mysterious spheres of an ancient culture. I figured I had seen one before but we made it to where they keep the mother lode, this being the largest. They’re scattered around a public park. Girl on he roadside selling Guaba. 2 or 1 for 25 cents depending on size. Painted taverns with a good dose of character. Dough balls ready for shaping. After b...
Bucaramanga to San Gil | twoscoopsless
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I was born with two scoops less than the average man. Bucaramanga to San Gil. Finally feeling well enough to attempt to travel I set off towards a long anticipated route popularized by Cass Gilbert. Sarah and James. Originally turned me on to his blog. Leaving San Gil one encounters this lovely country-side. One of the black birds with enormous beaks. These are quite common and the conspicuous shnoz always puts me in mind of Darwin and his comparison of finches on the Galapagos islands. A more complete v...
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I was born with two scoops less than the average man. Month: December, 2013. December 11, 2013. It’s been ages…. I’ve missed yall… (I don’t think anyone even reads this thing). I’ll once again try to be better. I’m going to continue telling about the trip from Bogotá down although I’ve recently crossed the Argentinian border. Someday I’ll catch up to the present I swear. Heidi flattens out her first hill with an intimidating level of traffic for company. Seems like shes coping pretty well. After the most...
Sailing the Darien Gap and Cartagena | twoscoopsless
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I was born with two scoops less than the average man. Sailing the Darien Gap and Cartagena. For cyclists traveling from Alaska to Argentina all the roads converge in Panama and there are just a few options to cross the Darien Gap, a wild lawless gap in the continuity of the highway system connecting the Americas. Braver souls have crossed on foot but it is strongly discouraged (check http:/ bit.ly/103kTf4. The owner at an eatery along the road (you see there is something along the road to Cartí! Who let ...
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I was born with two scoops less than the average man. April 20, 2013. After a lovely rest stay at Amelia’s in La Cruz (save the theft of Logan’s cycle computer nearly in front of our very eyes), overlooking Salinas Bay, Logan and I set off for primarily dirt riding skirting the edge of the Nicoya Peninsula. The promise was dirt and pretty beaches and we weren’t disappointed. Logan cruising down a bit of sandy track backing Conchal. This fierce looking male howler monkey had just finished wolfing down the...
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Canada | Big Sur
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Alaska to Patagonia by bike. August 16th, 2011. It may have taken five weeks to finally see one, but looking after ourselves in Grizzly Country has been a full-time job, hanging food in trees, cooking food well away from camp, carrying bear spray. It seems apt then that the wheels on our bikes are called Grizzlies . Many Alaskans go out and shoot a moose once a year, using the meat to stock their freezer for the winter ahead. A fellow camper, carrying some of his moose sausages (made by a Polish butc...
Panamá | Big Sur
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Alaska to Patagonia by bike. Pleasantly surprised by Panamá. August 23rd, 2012. Crossing the border I noted that not surprisingly, everything felt much the same as it had just a few minutes before, when we were in Costa Rica. I deliberately try hard not to compare one country with the next or to compare them all back to Mexico – which seems to have become something of a benchmark for this trip – but it’s impossible not to draw comparisons. One significant similarity between Costa Rica and Panamá was the ...
Costa Rica | Big Sur
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Alaska to Patagonia by bike. Costa Rica: hubs, hounds – and hospitality. August 10th, 2012. A broken Rohloff hub. An angry, biting dog. Daily drenchings as the rainy season switched up a gear. Roads blocked by landslides. A doubling of our daily costs with a return to US prices. To borrow a phrase from our good friend Lee, Costa Rica was, at times, something of a shit show. After an impromptu overnight stay with Vicente in Guayabo, we cut across towards Laguna Arenal via a network of tracks and the villa...
Guatemala | Big Sur
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Alaska to Patagonia by bike. May 24th, 2012. To any non-cyclist, I can imagine this sounds incredibly melodramatic. If a hill is too steep to cycle up, then of course you just get a bus. What’s the big problem? No-one of course. Except that we did care – because for the first time in 10 months and 10,000km, we’d had to admit that we couldn’t actually cycle this road. But I had underestimated just how steep this wall of mountains that welcomed us to Guatemala were. Instead we should stick with our approac...
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Alaska to Patagonia by bike. Lake Titicaca – and Bolivia by the back door. October 1st, 2013. As we reshuffled our idea of descending into Arequipa’s canyons due to lack of time, our exit from Peru suddenly included visiting the famous Lake Titicaca. Sitting astride Peru’s and Bolivia’s border, the local joke goes something along the lines of “Peru got the titi and Bolivia got the caca” but our trip around the lake was equally enjoyable on both sides. 8230;and get a first glimpse of its calm waters and.
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Alaska to Patagonia by bike. A bittersweet love affair. December 1st, 2013. I have a tricky relationship with hills; at times it seems more complicated than the human relationships in my life. James simply says that I hate them, but that’s not entirely accurate. It’s true that I don’t love them quite as much as he does. 8230;and in Argentina, the road starts positively; we set out – happy to finally be making progress – descending to lower climes, and the new boots seem to be holding up well. Argentina i...
Colombia | Big Sur
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Alaska to Patagonia by bike. Sailing in the San Blas. August 31st, 2012. So we set sail from El Porvenir, Panamá to Cartagena, Colombia. The fact that the Darién Gap between Panamá and Colombia is an inhospitable and dangerous place to be riding a bike was the perfect excuse for us to load the bikes onto a boat and for James brother Ed to join us for a holiday cruise across the Caribbean to the start of our next cycling leg in South America. The eleven of us (Seamus is hiding! While the uninhabited islan...
Ecuador | Big Sur
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Alaska to Patagonia by bike. March 12th, 2013. My head full of Colombia as we crossed the border at Tulcán, it was difficult to concentrate on Ecuador and what it might be like. Fit to burst at saying goodbye to a country I had fallen in love with and knowing that it would be a long time before I saw the friends I made there again, it was with some reluctance that I handed my passport over to gain entry into Ecuador. La mitad del mundo. Wed heard from other cyclists of a road leaving Tulcán leading up in...
Chile | Big Sur
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Alaska to Patagonia by bike. October 31st, 2013. Joined by our friend Anna. 8211; who we have repeatedly bumped into over the last year but had never quite managed to cycle with so far – we set off together from La Paz. The aim was to leave Bolivia briefly and enter Chile, hunting for volcanoes, salars and thermal baths through the Vicuñas and Isluga national parks . Before leaving, we are lucky to spend time with some very hairy Alaskans. Max, Kanaan and Andy of “ A Trip South. Wild camping with Anna, w...
Cuba | Big Sur
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Alaska to Patagonia by bike. Cuba – two weeks of cycling. January 24th, 2012. Our month in Cuba was to be conveniently sliced down the middle into two weeks of exploring the island by bike followed by two weeks “holiday” when my parents and James’ godparents were flying out to join us. Having dreamt about cycling here for a number of years, we were both itching to get in the saddle and explore. When we did finally reach a “main” road (this is Cuba’s equivalent of England’s M1), we...James samples peso pi...
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Two Scoops. Get Huge. I laughed. I cried. I got huge. Three Scoops is Whey Too Much: A Tale of Excess. I knew this was going to be bad. And I could see it was spreading. 2 cubes away my coworker and roommate Dash stands up, “the fuck is that? My teammate and cube neighbor Keenan is walking back from the kitchen with a cup of coffee, “Holy shit. Who farted? Ldquo;My bad,” I foolishly admitted but, hey, these two men were my closest confidants in the workplace. Ldquo;Oh my god is that real? A sweet little ...
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Because one scoop wouldn’t be enough. PX marks the spot. November 27, 2009. Other brands are available, but make sure the label says PX. Mackies Luxury Dairy Ice Cream. Which does exactly what it says on the, erm, carton. With the former rather than the latter. I venture to suggest that it might work extremely well with Christmas pudding. Alcohol connoisseurs to cater for at the time I made the recipe, and it still lasted us. As the ice cream melts a little, you may wish to stir the sauce into it some mo...
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Two Scoops Ice Cream Parlor. Is a Hawaiian locally run business in the location of the new Ko Olina Station across the street from the proposed Disney Hawaii site in the Ko 'Olina resort area. The original Scoops was in Exeter, England and was a vision of Pat's much like the Two Scoops here in Hawaii. In July of 2006 the path of Pat and Nathan would cross in Waikiki, Oahu-Hawaii and the rest is history in the making. Their vision became as one quoted:. Our Slogan is: . That our product is. Ce Cream on t...
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Two Scoops Ice Cream Parlor. Is a Hawaiian locally run business in the location of the new Ko Olina Station across the street from the proposed Disney Hawaii site in the Ko 'Olina resort area. The original Scoops was in Exeter, England and was a vision of Pat's much like the Two Scoops here in Hawaii. In July of 2006 the path of Pat and Nathan would cross in Waikiki, Oahu-Hawaii and the rest is history in the making. Their vision became as one quoted:. Our Slogan is: . That our product is. Ce Cream on t...
twoscoopsless | I was born with two scoops less than the average man
I was born with two scoops less than the average man. February 8, 2014. The pretty and gothic style church in Yaguará. An interesting geologic spine. Heidi cruising along contentedly. This little guy was fluffed up and outrageously red. A local economic prospect drying in the sun, no importa if the rain starts spitting. Heidi looking sceptically at me from my perched advantage. Heading around the edge of the spine. Heidi tearing up the dirt road. Passing on a motorbike after work this guy offered to give...
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Your SEO optimized title. From Wisco with Love: 5 reasons life is great north of 8. Leave your parking pass at home. Morning commutes, drive times, rush hours.they don't exist here. The closest thing you'll find to a gawker slowdown is a ten-car pile up behind a John Deere. We keep things moving, mind you, and we've got the traffic circles and round-a-bouts to prove it. But isn't slowing down a good thing? Perhaps that Sunday-drive feeling is why Northern Wisconsin is beloved as both home and.
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Two Scoops of Bitchy « Abandon all scruples, ye who enter here.
Two Scoops of Bitchy. Abandon all scruples, ye who enter here. I’m Back, Motherfuckers. Mostly. At least for now. For this post. I feel like I’ve used that title before…. I think the last time I wrote (reread my last post for accuracy? I’ve had a few people subscribe over the last year since doing fuck all with this blog. I figured it was time to get back on the horse. Or beat a dead one. I’m not sure which way this is going to go. My name is Andrea and it’s been 15 months since my last entry. Is a great...
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