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| Markos, dunes and the wind. |
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| Dragon Fruit - the center just pops out as you peel back the outer layer. |
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| Nước mía and Sarsi pop, our daily afternoon cool down. |
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| Fantastic views earned by innumerable coastal climbs. |
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| Markos and Sampson hit the surf in yet another sea - the South China. |
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| Assembling spring rolls using our "India" sitting-on-the-floor skills in our hotel room. |
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| Coastal calm and clouds. |
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| Com dia, broth soup with greens. Our most common lunch on the road. 88cents. |
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| Fish at the open-air market. |
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| Saturday night at the town square, the McFerrins catch a ride. |
What one thing would you bring on this trip - no limit.
Markos: Vera, our cat
Sampson: a friend
Tarn: a satchel of books
What day have you been in the most pain on this trip?
Rick: The last day I rode in Finland before I took two weeks off the bike - my foot looked like Froder's.
Markos: In Sweden when it rained all day and it was freezing cold - I couldn't feel my hands or feet.
Sampson: When I burnt my lips in India.
Questions of the day help us check-in in the morning and set us up for a day of success.
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