Comments on: Intermezzo: Interview with Ivana & Harry for Examiner http://worldonabike.com/trip-reports/general/intermezzo-interview-with-ivana-harry-for-examiner/ Harry & Ivana's bicycle trip Across the Americas Fri, 30 Jul 2010 02:52:58 +0000 http://wordpress.org/ hourly 1 By: george http://worldonabike.com/trip-reports/general/intermezzo-interview-with-ivana-harry-for-examiner/comment-page-1/#comment-2004 george Sat, 19 Jun 2010 17:40:49 +0000 http://worldonabike.com/?p=4429#comment-2004 will you have gone a long way if you know any one on abike ride that will be coming to stewart please till them they may stay with nedda and I thanks will you have gone a long way if you know any one on abike ride that will be coming to stewart please till them they may stay with nedda and I thanks

]]> By: Rob Lanting http://worldonabike.com/trip-reports/general/intermezzo-interview-with-ivana-harry-for-examiner/comment-page-1/#comment-2001 Rob Lanting Fri, 04 Jun 2010 12:19:38 +0000 http://worldonabike.com/?p=4429#comment-2001 Hey Harry and Ivana, Very nice and inspiring interview again.. What an adventure! I hope you guys are able to enjoy the rest of this amazing trip without any physical discomforts. All the best wishes out of Holland! A few weeks ago I motivated somebody to start training and compete in runningcontests, but this person liked to stay in the comfort-zones. Now this person seeks for new things all the time. It was very recognisable what you said in your stories. Some people just need this extra motivation or stimulation to start things up and discover themselves. If I had not been to Australia and New-Zealand, I would have never thought about climbing a mountain in Africa I guess. Harry: Months ago I visited the four guys who invited me to tell about Kili and the Lemosho trip. I guess they have planned it for sure? They where really enthousiastic after hearing the stories and seeing my pics! I will graduate next month for school so hopefully Iam able to save up for some new adventures in the coming future Harry! We will contact again. All the best on the tharmac Ivana and Harry. Greetings out of sunny Enschede, Rob Lanting Hey Harry and Ivana,

Very nice and inspiring interview again.. What an adventure!
I hope you guys are able to enjoy the rest of this amazing trip without any physical discomforts. All the best wishes out of Holland!

A few weeks ago I motivated somebody to start training and compete in runningcontests, but this person liked to stay in the comfort-zones. Now this person seeks for new things all the time. It was very recognisable what you said in your stories. Some people just need this extra motivation or stimulation to start things up and discover themselves. If I had not been to Australia and New-Zealand, I would have never thought about climbing a mountain in Africa I guess.
Harry: Months ago I visited the four guys who invited me to tell about Kili and the Lemosho trip. I guess they have planned it for sure? They where really enthousiastic after hearing the stories and seeing my pics! I will graduate next month for school so hopefully Iam able to save up for some new adventures in the coming future Harry! We will contact again.

All the best on the tharmac Ivana and Harry.

Greetings out of sunny Enschede,
Rob Lanting

]]> By: david bolaños lopez RESCATE OCHO http://worldonabike.com/trip-reports/general/intermezzo-interview-with-ivana-harry-for-examiner/comment-page-1/#comment-1946 david bolaños lopez RESCATE OCHO Sat, 28 Nov 2009 00:56:48 +0000 http://worldonabike.com/?p=4429#comment-1946 hola amigos espero esten bien, no he sabido nada de ustedes, ya estan de camino a Panama o estan todavia en C.R por donde van en ruta y si necesitan algo favor hacermelo saber. ATTE DAVIDE hola amigos espero esten bien, no he sabido nada de ustedes, ya estan de camino a Panama o estan todavia en C.R por donde van en ruta y si necesitan algo favor hacermelo saber.

ATTE DAVIDE

]]> By: Harry http://worldonabike.com/trip-reports/general/intermezzo-interview-with-ivana-harry-for-examiner/comment-page-1/#comment-1939 Harry Tue, 10 Nov 2009 20:35:05 +0000 http://worldonabike.com/?p=4429#comment-1939 Hi Jeroen, thanks for your comment! I will make sure that your Kilimanjaro trip will be great, you will love it We climbed Kili ourselves, just before starting this trip, so you never know where you might be heading next :) Cheers, Harry & Ivana Hi Jeroen, thanks for your comment! I will make sure that your Kilimanjaro trip will be great, you will love it
We climbed Kili ourselves, just before starting this trip, so you never know where you might be heading next :)

Cheers, Harry & Ivana

]]> By: Harry http://worldonabike.com/trip-reports/general/intermezzo-interview-with-ivana-harry-for-examiner/comment-page-1/#comment-1938 Harry Tue, 10 Nov 2009 20:32:02 +0000 http://worldonabike.com/?p=4429#comment-1938 Hi Carmel! thanks for your comment. No worries, we do about the same disctances. We just did one long day with the wind in our backs, but then again, another day just 30km with the wind in our face! In the most deserted parts, there are still little 'comedors' and shops where they sell al least basic snacks, old bread and water in gallon containers (about 15 pesos or USD $1,25 for a gallon of water). Just make sure you buy whenever you can, even if you do not need it yet. Also ask the people in teh shop about the next place as half the places on the map we had did not exist, or just consisted of one faraway ranch in the middle of nowhere. If we had known, then we would never have been thirsty as we would have bought more water. If it is rainy season, you might be able to filter some water, but when we went, there was no natural water anywhere... Enjoy and let us know how it went. Cheers, Harry & Ivana! ps: if you need a blog, go to http://biketravellers.com and open one, it is a great place to discuss these type of questions as well. Hi Carmel!
thanks for your comment. No worries, we do about the same disctances. We just did one long day with the wind in our backs, but then again, another day just 30km with the wind in our face!
In the most deserted parts, there are still little ‘comedors’ and shops where they sell al least basic snacks, old bread and water in gallon containers (about 15 pesos or USD $1,25 for a gallon of water).

Just make sure you buy whenever you can, even if you do not need it yet. Also ask the people in teh shop about the next place as half the places on the map we had did not exist, or just consisted of one faraway ranch in the middle of nowhere. If we had known, then we would never have been thirsty as we would have bought more water.

If it is rainy season, you might be able to filter some water, but when we went, there was no natural water anywhere… Enjoy and let us know how it went.

Cheers, Harry & Ivana!

ps: if you need a blog, go to http://biketravellers.com and open one, it is a great place to discuss these type of questions as well.

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