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Five Years… and Counting…

Tah-dahhh!!! Today, 6th February 2019 marks our fifth anniversary on the road, living full-time in Cuthbert. Happy Anniversary to Us 😊.  After taking delivery of Cuthbert from Bocklet and giving up our jobs in December 2013, we spent January 2014 fitting him out with our stuff and preparing for our new life on the road. Finally, on the morning of Thursday 6th February 2014, we left UK on the Eurotunnel for a shake-down trip around Europe.

Five years, 167,000 km, 46 countries on four continents later… here we are in Oaxaca, Mexico… watching from afar as our homeland implodes in the midst of Brexit muppetry and mayhem. Here’s a short video of Cuthbert’s highlights over the last five years. Grab some popcorn and enjoy!

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Mud-roading Cuthbert – The Videos

A belated Happy New Year for 2018!  Over the Christmas chill-out, Marcus ‘Spielberg‘ Tuck has put together some more video stuff from our 2017 moochings around South America in Cuthbert. Four short videos including the mega-adventure double-feature-set of mud-roads through the Amazon jungle, hiking through Colombia’s towering wax-palms and a super-moon setting at dawn.

First ‘proper’ blog of 2018 coming soon, but in the meantime… get your popcorn, sit back and enjoy the show 🙂   Continue reading →

South America Overlanding Video Fest!!

Central Colombia is as good a place as any to take a bit of time out and rustle up a few much-overdue videos of our South America travels. We love it here and are more than happy to stay-put near Medellin for a while, but if we’re honest… our sojourn is actually less our choice and more enforced by Iveco. Remember way back, weeks ago, we placed an order for spare parts with Iveco (Navitrans, in Colombia) which were going to arrive second week of November? Well… surprise, surprise, they didn’t arrive on time and we had a week of sitting around waiting. Anyway… here for your delectation and delight, are the results of our South America Overlanding Videos Fest week: the Lencois Maranhenses, the Salar de Uyuni, and the Sacred Valley Skylodge. Continue reading →