Finally got the number plates, never
have I been happier to see a couple of pieces of metal. Should be good news. Trouble is I still need the Padron (final proof of
ownership document). I have a ream of other
documents that prove the bike is mine but not the Padron. Just spent 9hrs today going to loads of
different government agencies/police departments. Some said I can cross the
border on the bike and some said I can't??? Craziness.
Joining the masses at the Registo Civil, Santiago
I’m not entirely sure but am going
to gun it for the border early tomorrow. 400kms over the Andes, the highest mountains
outside of the Himalayas hell yeah adventure time. Wish me luck, see you on the
other side.
Getting ready to go, possibly trying to pack one too many dress shirts?
On another note, you know when
you are in school and they tell you your intestines are long enough to reach
around 2 football fields, well double that amount and you get a picture of how
much rope and elastic I’m using to tie my stuff down. I could probably get away with a lot less if I
knew some real knots but I don’t, so granny knots it is.
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| Almost packed and almost balanced |
Dan and Simone who helped me a lot to get going, cheers guys!
This time tomorrow it will all be over. Finally getting out of here.
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