1: To Santiago
01/12: Argentina
02/12: Chile
03/12: Argentina
04/12: Chile
05/12: Chile
2: To La Paz
06/12: Argentina
07/12: Argentina/Bolivia
08/12: Bolivia
3: To Panama City
09/12: Peru
10/12: Ecuador/Colombia
11/12: Panama
4: To Phoenix
12/12: Central America
01/13: Mexico
02/13: Arizona
5: To Whitehorse
03/13: USA
04/13: USA
05/13: Canada
6: To Deadhorse
06/13: Canada
07/13: Alaska
May 17, 2013:
Campbell River
In Campbell River, we stayed with Bruce and Wendy whom we met while waiting for the ferry to the Vancouver Island. Beth, the teacher of the visually impaired who arranged
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May 15, 2013:
On Vancouver Island
Wow, so much has happened! We are now in Campbell River up along Vancouver Island. Things have been very organic... from meeting great folks who host us to getting
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May 12, 2013:
Oh, Canada, oh, Canada!
Canada is our last country before Alaska! North of Bellingham, we kind of got lost; we crossed into Canada and kind of got lost again; we made it to White Rock
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May 7, 2013:
Cutting It Short
There are times when things need to be cut short. Tauru's hair! He can't remember why he was growing it since
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May 3, 2013:
Weather We Go to Anacortes or Not
Leaving Snoqualmie was difficult. We tried to leave last Monday but ended up turning around because of weather. As you may know, on overcast
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Raising Awareness
Severe visual impairments have never stopped us from chasing our dreams. Now we have our sights set on a new goal. We hope to raise awareness globally about the abilities of the sight-impaired and to inspire people everywhere to chase after their own dreams.
The Ride
In December 2011, we'll fly down to Ushuaia, Argentina to start an 18-month journey across roughly 16,000 miles and 15 countries on a tandem bike, ultimately completing our adventure in Deadhorse, Alaska.
The Plan
We'll visit schools for the blind along the way to share and to relate experiences that have shaped our lives. We'll use this website to document our activities. Follow along and connect with the blind communities in the Americas.
