That’s really true, Janice. We work really well together in crises, after years of practice. Thanks for pointing out that I omitted the sound track. It’s been added.

Your exciting legacy of suspenseful train encounters continue!

Nope. I can’t smell.

An amazing collection after the day you had. And how do you figure out what all these birds are? I'm mystified.

Seems to me your strong partnership was a big key to prevailing on a terrible awful no good very bad train day. Congratulations. By the way, what was the soundtrack to Rachel's video of your ride to the station? Loved it.

The haircuts are aging well on both of you.

Aww,Andea got there first. Yes, rosemary. Did you rub a bit between your fingers? The smell is so refreshing.

Si.

Traveling with bikes on trains never fun, but in addition to the usual anxiety you added 1) last minute platform changes, 2) running across the tracks to retrieve a passport just as the train is arriving, and 3) dropping your panniers nearly onto the track while boarding. An increase in stress levels about three orders of magnitude!

Travelling by train with bikes is probably the most stressful and Duffy part of any cycle tour

Isn’t that an astonishing color though? On our first sty here we had a room in the upper town and would walk past it on the stairs down to Ibla. This church is my strongest mental memory of that visit.

We don’t seek it out, that’s for sure. We’re just lucky it all worked out this time. Pretty small potatoes compared to some of your hair-raisers lately though!

How do you two manage to pack so much adventure into just one day? Well done on your successful journey.

This really surprised me, Andrea. I had no idea they range into Asia too.

Caught us on a good day. Too bad I didn’t keep my eyes open, but you can’t have everything.