During the day the colors around me had changed from dust brown and dry crop blonde to different tones of green. ​Also I passed several lakes. It is amazing which positive emotional impact this has on me. Feels much less threatening when water is present in nature.

Distance: 61km Elevation: 72m https://videopress.com/v/VHtcIBnx?resizeToParent=true&cover=true&preloadContent=metadata&useAverageColor=true After a good night sleep, Mitch and Jannica prepared a delicious breakfast and we talked for hours. Both are amazing individuals and you will get to know them more when you listen to our podcast Leaders Talk. Jannica is partly a Métis which describes descendants from the indigenous First Nations … Continue reading Day4: Saskatoon to Colonsay – in the oven →

As strategized with Mo and Jamie at the airport yesterday, I stayed another night in my trucker motel and got up at 4:30am to check if Rosinante was being moved. And she was! Rosinante on the tarmac in Frankfurt My bike had left the storage area at Terminal 2 and was possibly being loaded onto … Continue reading Day 3: Waiting for Rosinante and Go Go Go! →

My first night in Canada wasn’t great. It is hard to tell your head to not overthink especially when you have nothing to distract you from it but waiting. Oh, and patience and passivity are not exactly my strengths. Around 4:30 am I gave up pretending to sleep. The funeral service for Resi would be … Continue reading Day 2: Stuck in Calgary →

The night was restless because I could not get to sleep. I was feeling torn and had a bad conscience because I was leaving. In the morning my cheerful friend and very capable bike mechanic Peter picked me up and drove with me to the airport. Carolin needed to stay at home with Resi. She … Continue reading Day 1: Frankfurt to Calgary →