The How Are You? Where Are You? podcast chronicles our cycle tour from London all the way home to Aotearoa/New Zealand via Europe and Latin America.
Through this audio travelogue you can follow our adventures by bike and hear sounds and stories from the saddle.
Original music courtesy of Callum Campbell.
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The How Are You? Where Are You? podcast chronicles our cycle tour from London all the way home to Aotearoa/New Zealand via Europe and Latin America.
Through this audio travelogue you can follow our adventures by bike and hear sounds and stories from the saddle.
Original music courtesy of Callum Campbell.
We come to you this week from Boggers a.k.a Bogota, the capital of Colombia and the third-highest capital city on this green earth. (If you don't count Bhutan's capital Thimphu, which we ignored in this podcast)
It was a long but beautiful slog to haul ourselves up here and what a huge and disorganised city we found at the top of the climb. However, the people have been fantastically friendly and this place has a rich history to explore.
On the way here, we stayed in some strange and wonderful places and stopped off at a picture postcard town with an unusual style ethic.
What's in the pot is back again and we continue to lift the lid on our breaking story regarding feijoas.
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How are you? Where are you?
The How Are You? Where Are You? podcast chronicles our cycle tour from London all the way home to Aotearoa/New Zealand via Europe and Latin America.
Through this audio travelogue you can follow our adventures by bike and hear sounds and stories from the saddle.
Original music courtesy of Callum Campbell.
