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We've been travelling the World by bicycle for three years, here are our stats! Transportation: Kilometer cycled: 38.961km Time on bicycle: 2616h Average time on bicycle/day: 2 hours 25 minutes Meters in height done: 289.000m (33 times Mt. Everest) Flights: 3 Countries visited: 38 Accomodation: Nights in tent: 515 Nights at private persons: 230 Nights in hotels and hostels: 350 Food: Average calories eaten per day: Olga 3300kcal, Michel 4300kcal Favourite breakfast: Oats with raisins, sometimes pancakes Favourite lunch: Melons in Uzbekistan / Dhal Baht in Nepal / Bread in Russia Favourite dinner: Every dinner tastes amazing after a long day of cycling! New Equipment: Tents: 2 Chains: 5 each Tyres: 3 sets each Broken spokes: 1 Flat tyres: 43 Helmets: 2 each Other: Money spent: 26.300€ for everything Haircuts: Michel 0, Olga 3 Breaks longer than 2 weeks: 6 Longest break: 3 months in Goa, India Videos and Photos: 2TB Things lost: 6 Fallen with the bike: Michel 1, Olga 2 Hit by car: 1 but not serious Other cyclists we cycled with: 29 Short Summary of the trip in our latest YouTube video: https://youtu.be/-dRy2qWpCH0 #worldbicycletour #liveyourdreams #nomads #nomadlive #dowhatyoulove #Rausgefahren https://www.instagram.com/p/Bx6jOdUlpGu/?igshid=1gzltsfk9pv6w

ITAP of my friends at the top or Roys peak, New Zealand via /r/itookapicture https://ift.tt/2JDUf7B by nomadlive

🎸🎟🎨 Live music, live art fundraiser for access to clean water 💧 was a very cool event at Nomad Live last night. Looking forward to other events! . . . . #liveart #livemusic #fundraiser #walkforwater #loft #nomadlive #live #wax #painting #drawing #music #band #car #canvas #mileend #montreal #wateraccess #realestate #realtor #realtorlife (at Nomad Live)

Pueblos en Midi-Pyrénées, Francia Bruniquel, Larroque y Puycelsi www.vivimosdeviaje.com

Angra do Heroismo, Isla de Terceira, Azores, Portugal www.vivimosdeviaje.com

This small island of a few hundred occupants is a walk back in time. There are no cars. No mopeds. Just steep hills, crumbling old buildings paired with more renovated summer homes. The market barely consists of an aisle of food - for which some take the boat into Dubrovnik to buy, while others rely on their garden, animals and the sea for a good meal. When something needs to get done here everyone steps ups and helps. If the boat is arriving and no one is there to revive the line- you see a flash go by: it's a local on his bike. There is no lack of community and support. If something needs to be moved, lifted or fixed there will always be a hand and a smile to help.