North Spain.

This is how we have been living for the last two months. Driving around in that little car (Fiat Punto). It cost us 400 pounds in London. We drive look at things, park, camp, surf, swim, just kind of what ever we find on the day. There are no plans of anything ever we just look at a map and point to a town, if it sucks we move on if its good we stay a few days.
Creepiest travel companions. Pani Paul and Christopher Rowland.
We see things like this alot along the way.
And this.

Noorotic.

Waves and Places.

I finally got a room with a view again.

The most fun wedge ever! Accompanied by all day off shores.

Me checking another wedge, the tides too low.Photo by George. http://warmkitten.blogspot.com/

San Juan Del Sur.

The Boom.

Costa Rica.

Costa Rica was expensive. But had waves.

A barrel haha.

Panama.

Panama was pretty fun got a few wedges and a few little barrels and went to the Panama Canal.

So the Panama Canal was possibly the most boring thing I have ever seen, EVER! I suppose it could probably be pretty cool if you like engineering stuff and I will admit it sounded impressive on paper but I just wanted to die. haha.

San Blass Pt 2.

These are from the San Blass as well when the sun was out!

Sailing the San Blass.

I spent a few days on a boat sailing from Colombia to Panama through the San Blass islands, we slept on tiny deserted islands, swum, snorkelled, I paddled around some little outer reefs and tried not to cut my knees open trying to skim across half an inch of water. There were tribes of people just living on these islands, hundreds of tiny islands that took 15 minutes to walk around completely, some were far smaller and some bigger. They do everything by boat, a few have motors but most do not.

Kuna School kids.
I did not know which one of these I liked better. Ultimate no splash back Kuna grutsick hut.

Conoce Venezuela.

I went to Venezuela for a short period of time, two weeks maybe. I hitch hiked across the border from Colombia into Venezuela. It was an intense line of contrast from one country to the other. I would have liked to spend more time there but there are a few funny things about the place that make it difficult. The main one was that you get a conversion of 15bolivars to 1 for a US dollar so if lunch is 45 Bolivars thats $3 which is good. But if you take money out there you get a set exchange rate of 4.6 or something like that which makes things 3 times more expensive straight away. Your card will NEVER work either in ANY atm. The country was amazing though! 50 litres of petrol cost about 40 cents as well.

Cotton farm.
Graffiti was made legal in Venezuela by Hugo Chavez, who as far as I can understand then went about paying people to write political slogans every where for him. It does lead to some of the funniest graffiti I have ever seen though, unfortunately most of the time it was when I was driving and could not take photos. Half of it is just anti United States slogans as well haha.

La Guajira.

Riohacha.