Throughout our travels, we have grown to LOVE Bunk-a-Biker! “Bunk-a-Biker is a worldwide community of motorcycle riders who voluntarily provide accommodations to traveling bikers. It’s a self-moderated network to be utilized along the road for meeting new friends, making road...
Check it out!!! I got interviewed by Joseph Nienstedt on the JWN Podcast! The lively conversation centers around what it was like growing up overseas, which helped drive my passions for adventure travel, photography, and motorcycling. Give it a listen and Subscribe to follow Joe’s...
We did it! It may not have been pretty. But Jason and I were able to accomplish what we set out to do. It may not have been real-time. But we created a “near” real-time video series, documenting my solo motorcycle adventure from Charleston, SC, down through Mexico and back. We...
After a great night of couch-surfing at Scott’s place, it was time for the final push home. The weather was looking a little “iffy”. But I thought I had a small window of opportunity. And I HAD to get home due to work commitments. So I went for it. Sadly, Trinity and I...
In this episode I strike out from Baton Rouge and take the northerly route to Atlanta. My friend Scott, who I met at Horizons Unlimited, and who road with me on our Blue Ridge Parkway Adventure, has offered me a place to crash for the night. The ride is peaceful and uneventful, with just...
I knew today would be a long one. But it times, it was a real struggle! After all the interesting sights, smells, and sounds of Mexico, riding the long, boring, highway across Texas wasn’t much fun. I took it as my personal “Iron Butt Challenge”. The biggest highlight...
Leaving Mexico was hard. Over the last few weeks I’ve fallen in love with the charming towns, colorful architecture, deep history, and wonderful people! Leaving is particularly hard when Javier has been such an incredible host to me. He’s a great ambassador for his country...
Real de Catorce really struck a chord in my heart. Life here can’t be easy. But everyone is so happy and friendly! It’s a chilly morning at over 9,000 feet. But I pack the bike up and head back towards Monterrey. I’ll be completing my “loop” as I head back...
After bidding farewell to beautiful Zacatecas, Trinity and I make our way across the Central Mexican Plateau. We head up to an old mining town at over 9,000 ft in elevation called Real de Catorce. Catorce meaning fourteen, the town is named after the 14 Spanish soldiers killed here in an...
With my wonderful Bunk-a-Biker host, Maria, as my guide, I take another “rest day” from the bike. I had a fantastic time exploring the beautiful city of Zacatecas from a “local” point of view! Zacatecas made a name for itself as a 16th-century silver mining hub...