A selection of chapters from On & Off The Gringo Trail: Part One
Following La Ruta del Che through Argentina and Bolivia sounded straightforward—until it very abruptly wasn’t. What began as a simple historical pilgrimage spiralled into a journey across deserts, mountains, border towns, and the dustier corners of history. I hunted down the remnants of his motorcycle, thumbed through various incarnations of his diaries, and listened to every story locals were willing to share—some whispered, some shouted, all gloriously contradictory. What emerged was a chaotic tapestry of myth, memory, and revolution.
A selection of chapters from On & Off The Gringo Trail: Part One
Following La Ruta del Che through Argentina and Bolivia sounded straightforward—until it very abruptly wasn’t. What began as a simple historical pilgrimage spiralled into a journey across deserts, mountains, border towns, and the dustier corners of history. I hunted down the remnants of his motorcycle, thumbed through various incarnations of his diaries, and listened to every story locals were willing to share—some whispered, some shouted, all gloriously contradictory. What emerged was a chaotic tapestry of myth, memory, and revolution.