Over the Andes, Part 5: Like Butch and Sundance

[@eydielarson4166]

Sad about the waterfalls and so much smoke. Thank you for sharing your journey!

[@campoutwestus]

I really enjoyed this series. I hope you get some rest and relaxation now, and I'm looking forward to seeing the next leg of the journey!

[@aleloparalelo]

increíble aventura los quiero mucho y buena ruta ❤️❤️

[@Chase-the-Sun]

Absolutely brilliant 5part series - really enjoyed each one - love the sense of humour and matter of fact nature of your videos - thanks so much for taking us along.

[@GoRUFFLY]

That's incredibly kind words and encouragement. I'd say we are an acquired taste - like whiskey without ice or mixer - but so glad you enjoyed the season and continue to share the adventure. Big things coming soon on the journey south to Patagonia and Tierra del Fuego, including a realtime vlog before the miniseries at the end, so looking forward to your feedback on the vlog

[@garyjennings5795]

Of course when I saw episode 1 released I had to clear my schedule to watch all 5.

[@GoRUFFLY]

Too too kind. Really hope you've enjoyed it and that it lived up to Across the Darien!

[@annamauset1653]

Vow! Yet another fantastic series - just had to binge-watch it ☺ I am totally impressed about how you two navigate on these roads. Which brings me to one particular thing I noticed, Greg putting a piece of flat wood underneath the sidestand of Jess' bike. I'm sure Triumph can supply you guys with some extension for the sidestand (I have one on my 'new' Tiger 900)? I have always brought a plastic base plate for my current Ducati Monster when stopping on gravel, sand, grass, etc. I am really looking forward to following you on your next adventures!

[@DarshanRay-r9v]

Good Human's.

[@criticaloptimist]

I could tell by the color of the sun there were forest fires. :( But actually, the reason to park on green grass is because the dry vegetation would catch fire from the hot vehicle. It happens in the US all the time. It didnt look like there was much space on the road to park, so green grad was the best choice.