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| Welcome to Colombia. Unloading the bike onto the deserted beach in Monitos under the cover of night. |
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| Day 2 in Colombia. Trying to get to civilization. This is the 'highway' from Monitos to San Bernardo |
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| Getting a good searching by the National 'Police' in San Bernardo. |
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| Jon, Charles and I taking a beach rest after a late night of unloading the bikes onto the beach. |
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| Hotel Brisas del Mar in Tolu. |
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| The night we arrived in Cartegena there were protests against free-trade agreement discussions. |
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| Outside of the customs office (DIAN) in Cartagena. |
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| Riot police in Cartegena, |
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| Active police bunker on the Central Plaza in Carmen de Bolivar. |
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| Carmen de Bolivar. |
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| Charles and I teamed up with three people from Medellin riding Suzuki 1000cc V-Stroms. |
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| Puerto Valdivia. |
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| Most of the main highways are very well protected by the Colombian police and military. |
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| The three V-Stroms, Charles and I rode the last 200 km together into Medellin. Posse up. |
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| Valdivia. |
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| Rio Cauca: the bridges in Colombia are a hot commodity. Most are well guarded. |
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| Lunch at Pedro and Marta's in Mededllin. They were nice enough to let us stay with them for a week. |
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| A pueblo outside Medellin. |
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| These 'Chiva' buses are still used all over Colombia. |
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| Pedro and Marta navigating a land-slide on a day trip from Medellin to Santa Fe Antoquia. |
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| Two Chileans artists, Felipe and Mouricio, who travel the world performing a fire juggling show. |
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| On a long weekend we all toured from Medellin to Bogota via Manizales, and back via Honda. |
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| We visited the cathedral mines outside of Zipaquira. This little guy is a big motorcycle fan. |
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| The highway between Manizales and Bogota. |
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| An art gallery in Lleras, Medellin. |
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