From the road

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I know I still have to post about the second part of the Senegal trip, but you will have to be patient for now until we have access to electricity and internet for the computer. For now, you can follow my tweets about our bike trip from Brussels to Barcelona (sometimes in Portuguese, sometimes in English) on the left column of this page or by following natperez on Twitter.

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