To check out my photos, go here or click the strip of photos on the right.
If you ever want to see a photo in more detail, click on it to be taken to its Flickr page (where you can see photos in different sizes).
Above: One lucky palm tree and a volcano, Guatemala
Above: Beautiful colors at dusk in southwestern Bolivia
Above: Self-portrait on a lazy afternoon, El Salvador
Above: Cool light in a cool cafe, Costa Rica
Above: Me with four awesome sixth grade students, Costa Rica
Above: Trying to stay positive and sane in a gnat-filled sugar cane field, Mexico
Above: Hats and feathers, Ecuador
Above: Some of my students on graduation day, Japan
Above: My feet after a long day in the saddle, Mexico
Above: View from the saddle in the heart of the driest place on Earth, the Atacama Desert, northern Chile
Above: Me, cold at 4,500 meters on Cotopaxi Volcano, Ecuador
Above: Children who were fascinated with my camera, Colombia
Above: Me with the bike, above Lake Titicaca in Bolivia
Above: Me with friends on a notoriously dangerous road in Bolivia
Above: Cycling paradise, a section of the altiplano in Bolivia
HI I am Emily from Mrs. Finsterwald’s class,
I hope you have fun on your trip to Africa I have never been there and have you been to these places before? and why did you live in Japan for 2 years did you fly there?
Bye, Have Fun =-) Emily
By: Emily on October 15, 2007
at 9:23 pm
Hi my name is Cannen. I hope you have trip. I hope you meet new people
$BYE,work hard=-)Cannen$
By: cannen on October 24, 2007
at 3:02 pm
Why not stay in this country? Am worried about you! Think about it!
Jon (we met in Richmond, VA)
By: Jon Vinegar on November 7, 2007
at 2:33 am
im in cherokee right now, and i just wanted to wish you good luck on your adventure, this’ll be something you remember for the rest of your life, so make it count
By: adam on February 8, 2008
at 4:10 pm
Hi this is Keshawnna from Mrs.Finsterwald’s class I was just wondering how was your trip! Also what happen to all your pics.
By: Keshawnna on February 24, 2008
at 1:43 am
Hey!
I’m Casie, just saw some of your vids on YouTube and one of your videos showed my old school (Yurusti). Anywho, I’m currently living in Baguio, Philippines. Any interest on coming over here?
Would be a great pleasure to see what you do.. seems interesting.
Cheers!
By: Casie on March 19, 2008
at 1:46 pm
hola andrew
guess what my foot burn is better!!!
By: toby on March 22, 2008
at 11:32 pm
Andrew, hey its Stu from Panama City. Just checked out the site. Great writing. Glad to hear your still with Pius and Stefan. Tell them hello for me please. Sounds like a great time. Good luck on the rest of the journey and I cant wait to read more. Best of luck, Stu
By: Stu on April 29, 2008
at 5:56 am
hi andrew,im martina one of the 5th graders of the colegio jorje washington at cartagena colombia. how are you doing? i think what youre doind is veery aaaawwwwweeeeeeesssssssoooooommmmmmeeeeeee!!
(awesome) like how we say in colombia “bacanisimo”.
well i need to go!
sincerly martina cavelier.
By: martina cavelier on May 15, 2008
at 11:59 pm
Hi. We are Linda’s students.
We saw your blog in our English class.
We were most impressed by the picture of your feet after a lonf day in the saddle.
When we saw it, we thought you are making a great effort.
Good luck!
By: Futaduka and Hirano on May 21, 2008
at 3:36 am
Your feet are very dirty!!
We think that your trip is very exciting.
We can’t go on such a trip.
We respect you.
Good luck!!
By: Izumi and Yuki and Mai on May 21, 2008
at 3:44 am
Hello!!
We are Daimon High School students in Japan.
We are impressed by the picutures you took in Nicaragua.
It’s very beautiful!!
We want to go there.
By the way, we have one question.
This beach’s name is `Magical beach’
What is magical??
We want to know.
By: Nana and Seiko on May 23, 2008
at 7:15 am
Hi!!!!
I am in Kamuk School (6 grade B ) and I like this page……… YOUR JOB IS AWESOME!
Good luck!!!
BYE:-)
By: Andrea on July 17, 2008
at 12:24 am
hi!!!!
I am in Kamuk School (6 grade B ) and I like this page……… YOUR JOB IS AWESOME!
Good luck!!!
BYE:-)
By: andrea on August 26, 2008
at 11:16 pm
It has been a while since I saw you. Looks like everything is going well on your trip. Life in the States is not nearly as cool as Latin America. Just finishing up my outdoor ed. degree, and then I am going on another long mission. Hope all is well! Paz
By: garrettt brown on September 23, 2008
at 4:27 pm
I dig the layout of your site, the pictures are bright and vivid… like the way i guess you live your life. As I write this I’m listening to Femi Kuti; I can hear Africa and if I close my eyes I,m there. I’m going to look into getting a bike like yours… it looks rad! I do a little MTB and BMX…. Wind in your face! Good riding and God Bless!
By: Rush Smith on October 16, 2008
at 7:04 am
veryy badddd
By: bulina on October 18, 2008
at 11:36 am
You never say goodbye, Andrew!
Anyway I wish you a nice trip there in Argentina and wherever your journey gets you from there. It was nice meeting you!
Suerte!
By: Danai on January 17, 2009
at 8:55 pm
hola! muchos saludos desde chile…aunque nos conocimos en san martin de mendoza, en el bautizo de mi primo…
me gusto mucho tu pagina web…tienes unas fotos maravillosas…
By: sabrina resca on January 22, 2009
at 6:09 pm
hola me llamo ariel soy de mendoza arg. y te vi vi con tu bike por la ruta bueno espero que puedas terminar tu sueño con exito y espero que te haya gustado el asado que hacemos por aca un abrazo
By: ariel on February 3, 2009
at 10:26 pm
I just stumbled upon your website and am amazed at the incredible journey you are on! I love hearing about people who dream big and make those dreams a reality. I wish you the best as you continue to experience this beautiful world we live in!!
By: Susan on March 11, 2009
at 1:55 am
Hi Andrew! I’m a Kamuk School student in Costa Rica. (Actually one of Alejandro’s students) AWESOME!!! You’re in Africa! Good job, keep going!
By: Richy on June 24, 2009
at 6:32 pm
Dear Andrew, We heard you got malaria again. We saw your picture with the spider bite. We hope you get better soon. Your friends in Vermont…..Jane, Tom, Bob, Jill, Sam and Jeff.
By: Jane, Tom, Bob, Jill , Sam, Jeff on September 28, 2009
at 2:35 pm
Thank you guys! I appreciate the support! I’m feeling much better now, but I still feel a bit weak and low on energy. One more day of rest should set me straight!
Best of luck with your fall semester,
Andrew
By: andrewedwardmorgan on September 29, 2009
at 5:40 am
Andrew,
What amazing fotos you have, and they dont even begin to capture the magic of such a journey. Estoy envioso de ti amigo, espero que lo aprovechas lo mas possible.
After seeing your fotos of Bolivia, I can’t wait to go back, truely one of the most amazing places on earth, and vastly unappreciated as well.
Keep on keeping on brother, you have discovered the secret of life: enjoying the journey.
Saludos y un abrazo de Coyhaique, Chile!
espero que le vaya muy bien
Chao
Charlie
By: Charlie Dubbe on October 12, 2009
at 5:35 am
ANDREW, let me express my most sincere respects and admiration. I’m a Colombian expat teacher living in the U.K. and I am deeply moved after seeing your photo-documentaries about my home country, Southamerica and all the other amazing places you made beautiful poetry about with a camera, ingenuity, skill and honesty. CONGRATULATIONS.
By: HUGO on April 18, 2010
at 9:31 am
Hugo, thank you! Colombia was my favorite country on the trip so far (followed closely by Uganda and Argentina). I can’t wait to return one day. The people, the food, the scenery—everything about it was amazing and refreshing.
Thanks for the compliment!
Andrew
By: andrewedwardmorgan on April 19, 2010
at 6:15 pm
andrew,
impressive ride. i ride fixed all over the u.s. and
sometimes italy, but never contiguously. your trip
looks endlessly fascinating. i stumbled on your blog
googling “guayaquil” for photos. am seriously thinking
about it for an extended stay. i liked your photo of
the barrio, which, despite being the barrio looked clean
and inviting. not to mention affordable.
was also intrigued about the guy who started a bike club
there. would you by chance have contact info for him?
i am in rome at the moment on what is shaping up to be a
“the honeymoon is over” stay. hence the casting around
for my next extended adventure.
i can.t quite tell from the photos where you are now or if
you have already finished but in any case, i hope all is
well for you and your travels.
c.
By: cameron on December 26, 2010
at 6:33 pm
your feet looked…. ewww…
By: danielle on November 21, 2011
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