Guest post by Karla Fetrow
South America could truly be called one of world’s last remaining frontiers. The geography ranges from the ultra-modern comforts of Buenos Aires to indigenous tribes that remain completely untouched by modern civilization. Its road system reflects the same diversity.
Well, I’m sure that they’ve discovered more than ten. They have been doing this ridiculous rally since 2004.
Last June I spent a week in Mazatlan, Mexico a group of bloggers and social media all-stars courtesy of Go Mazatlan. Although I’d heard of Mazatlan before, I knew little about the city. Mazatlan, I learned, is not your normal all-inclusive drinking-on-the-beach Mexican destination. If you’re looking for that, you should go to Cancun or Puerto Vallerta.
Until now I’ve seldom written about my personal life on Matt-Gibson.org. I’m going to try and change that in the future. One of the great things about blogs is that readers get to connect with the person behind the screen.
So, here’s a bit of news: I’m moving to Salt Lake City, Utah!
Many of us try to lead eco-conscious lifestyles at home – reducing the amount of packaging we throw away, recycling when possible, and eating responsibly-sourced food. However, staying green while you’re on the road is easier said than done – but really there’s no reason you shouldn’t be able to enjoy yourself while travelling without harming the environment.
He reached the 3, 970 m peak in 2 hr 47 min. The video isn’t new (it was made in 2011) but it’s new to me and it is the most inspiring thing you’ll see all day.
