Slowly, at our own pace, we were cycling east, through the dry state of Utah. Surrounded by a landscape that could be easily taken as the set for a science fiction movie, we started to quite like the daily routines. The unbearable heat of the day forced us to get up early in the morning. We […]Continue Reading
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02AprMelina Ridge Track
There were many moments during our journey, when some truly unexpected yet unforgettable adventures happened. After getting used to putting ourselves into troubles and miraculously sneaking out of them, we developed a kind of inner radar for searching epic locations and potential adventure-guaranteeing spots. Most of our escapades contained a rather big no-planning chunk in […]Continue Reading
25NovOodnadatta Track
We have only spent a day in Oodnadatta - bought a large portion of potato chips, restocked on pasta and pesto, filled our bottles with rainwater we found in a tank hidden behind a former train station and went back into the desert. Our old Schwalbe Mondial tires were on their last breath in Australia […]Continue Reading
19NovFinke to Oodnadatta
We hate cycling on paved roads. Whenever it is possible we try to trade the speed of travelling on a smooth surface of bitumen for slower, yet adventures-guaranteeing, gravel roads. We had enough of cycling on the Stuart Highway from Darwin to Alice Springs, and when we realized that there is an alternative road, running […]Continue Reading
01OctBali
Here is Bali. An amazing island! Taking a ferry from Java: Bali is predominantly Hindu, with a mix of Islam, Christianity and Buddhism. Balinese wedding: Architecture on Bali is simply stunning! We sometimes had problems distinguishing private houses from temples!Continue Reading


