The plan is to spend the next five years traveling the world solo on my motorcycle. My goal is to reach the top and the bottom of our major land masses as I make my around the world west to east, experiencing culture and people in a way I never thought possible. The route I take between these “end points” will be dictated by the advice I get on the road, and the weather.
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The plan is to spend the next five years traveling the world solo on my motorcycle. My goal is to reach the top and the bottom of our major land masses as I make my around the world west to east, experiencing culture and people in a way I never thought possible. The route I take between these “end points” will be dictated by the advice I get on the road, and the weather.
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Mike's Global Adventure: June 2011
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Sunday, June 5, 2011. Cake in a box. I was presented with many homemade cards and a plastic Chinese made wall clock as a going away gift. “Ah, just what I needed! 8221; After some photos, they scurried off to their next soccer game. There were other goodbyes during that last week in Sucre, but that is the one I will remember the most, and the one that made me want to stay the most. Last word: Some now call what is happening politically in South America, as “Che’s Revenge”. To staff clinics and hospitals ...
Mike's Global Adventure: August 2010
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Monday, August 23, 2010. I decided to try a different route for the trip home. I would try the more eastern, and quieter border crossing of Bermejo, and then stay the night in the Bolivian city of Tarija. I would be making the trip back in two days, rather than the more relaxed three days I took to get down. The border crossing was in fact much easier and faster and I was able to roll into Tarija at dusk. The only thing worse, would be trying to do this in the dark. I was now exhausted, my shoulders ...
Mike's Global Adventure: December 2011
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Friday, December 23, 2011. Road to the Ferry. I first heard about the Lake Tanganyika ferry from Michael back in Buenos Aires. Michael was a Brit busy spending his pension checks from Her Majesty’s Navy on beer and petrol while traveling around the world in stages on his GS 1200. A year prior he had been in southern Africa and had taken the ferry. Besides Michael’s personal account of the trip, it has been nearly impossible to find any current or reliable information about the trip. The hotel manager lat...
Mike's Global Adventure: January 2012
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Monday, January 16, 2012. The ferry eventually arrived and I secured a $100 first class passage heading north to Kigoma, on the northern Tanzanian shore. During my 10-day wait I looked for a place to pass time. After a couple of failed attempts I found myself riding south in heavy rain to Kasama, Zambia and the Thorn Tree Guest House. I had read a favorable review somewhere and was hoping it was true. I rolled in on Christmas Eve soaking wet. It has worked as a ferry for locals since. The scenery was bea...
Mike's Global Adventure: The Marsabit-Moyale Road
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Monday, May 28, 2012. There are two inescapable obstacles that you must get past while traveling the eastern route of Africa. Of course you can make all the obstacles you want, but there is no getting around these two spots on the map - the northern road out of Kenya and entering Egypt from Sudan via the Wadi Halfa ferry. Back from western Kenya with my passport and visas sorted, I was ready to tackle the first challenge, the Marsabit-Moyale road to the border of Ethiopia…well almost. Over a meal of beef...
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Peckhammer TV: December 2009
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Peckhammer TV is part documentary, part internet news magazine, and part consumer guide. The original mission of this web series was to document individuals who have a passion for their work and life within the motorsports industry. Over its three year history, Peckhammer TV has grown into a multi-faceted resource for the motorcycling community. Peckhammer TV is produced by David Aldrich, a Seattle-based documentary director, cinematographer and independent motorsports journalist. Posted by David Aldrich.
Motorcycling Backroads Across the USA - 2009: On The Road Again
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Motorcycling Backroads Across the USA - 2009. A journal of my "bucket list" motorcycle trip across the USA from the Portland, Oregon area to Williamsburg, VA and back in September/October 2009. Saturday, October 3, 2009. On The Road Again. There is not much that can be said about the funeral - it was/is incredibly sad. I was thankful that we could arrange to attend - together. Of a motorcycle rider who is in his 6th month of a 5 year motorcycle journey - taking leave from a 14 year career as a chiropract...
Master Mariner DPO: October 2011
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Nautical musings from a professional mariner. Saturday, October 15, 2011. The Wreck of the HMS Phoenix. Lately I have been exploring old texts written by sailors of the past. It is quite fascinating. While many aspects of the technology of going to sea in ships has changed, the dangers and challenges faced by sailors of the past and of the present have not. The sea remains an awesome force both beautiful and terrible. Capt Joshua Slocum 1894. MUTINY, MURDER AND PIRACY,. A WEIRD SERIES OF. My dear Mother,.
Master Mariner DPO: The Wreck of the HMS Phoenix
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Nautical musings from a professional mariner. Saturday, October 15, 2011. The Wreck of the HMS Phoenix. Lately I have been exploring old texts written by sailors of the past. It is quite fascinating. While many aspects of the technology of going to sea in ships has changed, the dangers and challenges faced by sailors of the past and of the present have not. The sea remains an awesome force both beautiful and terrible. Capt Joshua Slocum 1894. MUTINY, MURDER AND PIRACY,. A WEIRD SERIES OF. My dear Mother,.
Chaos Cottage: October 2009
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Family - Crafting - Life. Friday, October 9, 2009. Borrowed from my brothers blog. Hope you don't mind Mike! Friday, October 2, 2009. Things I Have Learned. The world is not a dangerous place, but actually a very friendly and welcoming place. People are no different from anywhere else: They love their children, and want to them to have a better life than what they had. It is all most people have, where we have so much we no longer have time for family. Saying good-bye all the time is hard. You have many ...
Master Mariner DPO: First Command
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Nautical musings from a professional mariner. Sunday, February 7, 2010. My first command was in 1988. A 257 foot two hatch refrigerated break bulk freighter with a yard and stay rig. Her name was the M/V Sunmar Sky. She was a single screw direct reversible, with a gill jet omni-directional thruster on the bow. I had sailed on the Sky for several voyages as Chief Mate with Capt Bob Fay. Bob moved up to port captain and recommended me for the job. M/V Sunmar Sky as she appears today as the Coastal Trader.
Master Mariner DPO: February 2010
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Nautical musings from a professional mariner. Sunday, February 7, 2010. My first command was in 1988. A 257 foot two hatch refrigerated break bulk freighter with a yard and stay rig. Her name was the M/V Sunmar Sky. She was a single screw direct reversible, with a gill jet omni-directional thruster on the bow. I had sailed on the Sky for several voyages as Chief Mate with Capt Bob Fay. Bob moved up to port captain and recommended me for the job. M/V Sunmar Sky as she appears today as the Coastal Trader.
Master Mariner DPO: October 2009
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Nautical musings from a professional mariner. Sunday, October 25, 2009. The departing mate met me on the dock. Good luck on there. He can't handle the boat fer shit. Every time he gets near the dock he does the 'Makaka Mambo'. He's all over the place.". With those reassuring words about my new captain's capacity as a boat handler I climbed aboard. The captain was an older gent with a beard. He asked me if I had any boots or rain gear. I did not. He sent me off to Marine Supply and Hardware. Once the curr...
Master Mariner DPO: November 2009
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Nautical musings from a professional mariner. Sunday, November 15, 2009. I finally left Panama, not having fixed the sonar and not having convinced Camilo to either return the sonar or pay for it. Scanning ahead I picked up a strong target. I wondered aloud to the captain if it might be a school of fish? In Santiago I stayed at the Hotel Crillon. It was an eerie place to be, overlooking the machine gun bullet scarred facade of the Palacio de la Moneda, the presidential palace where President Salvador...
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Wednesday, September 19, 2012. Ten Reasons Why Ethiopia Was My Favorite African Country. Ethiopia simply has the most beautiful people. Whether in the capital of Addis Ababa or out in the rural villages, the women were the most attractive of the trip. They exhibit an exquisite balance of classic beauty and mild exotic features. Approachable and always in good spirits despite being some of the poorest on the continent, I enjoyed the people of Ethiopia very much. The "road theater" was some of the best as ...
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