You two have incredible grit - so inspiring! Good luck on the final push home.

You’re both amazing! I hope you get home soon.

Glad to hear you are still alive! This will be a most memorable trip to recount over beers.

Well that sounds like you are having an adventure...are you brushing up on your Spanish.
One warning is, dont go near any Cruiseships down there. They are full of Covid19. There was one North American one reported circling the southern coast of Chile.

You are really doing it hard!
Well done!

Mike

International flights are ceasing April 1st. You need to get back to Canada now. Ditch your bikes if you need to and flap your wings. Call the Cdn Embassy and try to get a flight . Wear a mask or substitute. Keep 2m away from anyone if possible. Wash your hands frequently and or wear gloves. Cdn travelers in Peru are trapped by martial law and can't leave. Take this seriously and stay healthy. Most smarter people in Canada are self-isolting. 1200 cases now in Canada. Europe, USA, UK are bad too. I sent you emails too. Don't Doddle on this one.

FYI - Canada has announced an emergency loan package to help people return to Canada - info at https://travel.gc.ca/assistance/emergency-info/financial-assistance/covid-19-financial-help-faqs

What an adventure - hope you stay safe and make it to the airport in time.

Good luck. Hope you get to an airport before the 1st.

Good luck, you two! Thinking of you.

The sheep and cattle must be rather small way down south. Can hardly see them in the picture. Camouflage tent a good choice.

Makes my ribs ache just thinking about it, yow! Hang in there and rest up when you can. I hope the word "ibuprofen" is internationally recognized ;-)

That road looks most uncomfortable to ride on!

Mike

Seems to fit guanaco best.

https://inkajungletour.com/en/do-you-know-the-difference-between-llamas-alpacas-and-vicuna/

Ha ha ha