Today started off with formidable headwind during the first 12 miles or so heading north from Juchitan. Locals were telling me that it's almost always very windy there. Not surprisingly, there's a huge wind farm in the area near La Ventosa. Later, as I started heading east and then south, the wind turned into crosswind and then tailwind. Felt like flying. Yeah!
On my way, I also saw some pretty fancy trucks for drive thru X-rays of passing vehicles used by the federal police (not the military) at various checkpoints.
I was very curious to see what the images look like etc. and started chatting with a guy who just got off his shift and was stowing all his guns on the back seat of his car. But I didn't want to ask him too many questions.
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ride·geist
Pronunciation: \ɹaɪdgaɪst\
Function: noun
Usage: underrated
Etymology: English and German, from Ride + Geist spirit
: the general natural, intellectual, and cultural atmosphere of a region as experienced on two wheels (may cause mild perspiration)
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Hello, my name is William. Besides other things, I like to bicycle. This blog is about the past and current segments of a bike ride that is proceeding north to south in a somewhat convoluted fashion. Email me.
Lima to Guayaquil Dec 2010
Huatulco to Panama City Dec 2009 - Jan 2010
San Francisco to San Diego Sep 2009
Kelowna, BC, to Seattle May 2009
Acapulco to Huatulco Dec 2008
Seattle to San Francisco Aug - Sep 2008
Puerto Vallarta to Acapulco Dec 2007 - Jan 2008
Mazatlan to Puerto Vallarta Dec 2003
San Diego to San Jose del Cabo Dec 2002 - Jan 2003
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Another push-pin (4) on Google Earth.
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