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Baja California Sur (and the World) on a Bike

August 24, 2009 by jim.pickell  
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Seemingly relaxed and ready for the next leg

Seemingly relaxed and ready for the next leg

Been following Harry and Ivana make there way around the world for 2.5 years with a bike and about $10K. As treacherous as Baja can be, this trip can be done and they make it seem easy. Follow and support them here. Here’s some pics from their tour through Baja.

Siesta, km 128last dusty slopes towards Santa RosaliaSharing the road in Baja CaliforniaIvana in the Catavina desert (2)Kowalski in the desertIvana rollercoasting into La Paz (2)

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