>tfw you'll never be able to follow che's travels since the darien gap will always screw travel potential across american continentsIts not fair bros. Europeans can head all the way down through to africa with minimal effort. If the issue of cartel violence and corruption wasn't such rampant problem, traversing the americas would be one of the greatest and accessible trips in the world.
>>2853153You can travel farther and see a greater variety of biomes in North America, and don't have to deal with tropical diseases, commies (except for California and Ontario), or cartels (except for California).
>>28531531. All of Che's travels are contained south of the Darien Gap. It's got no bearing whatsoever on your ability to follow his path.2. Shipping my 4x4 from Panama to Colombia cost <$1000 by roro. Doesn't get much more minimal effort than that.
People boat their shit across the gap every day, doesn't stop people from doing the voyage. Aren't you happy there are still untraversable places in the world? Or do zoomers lay claim to every square inchI just spent a couple weeks motorbiking through central America, bike cost me $15/day; shit was great.
>>2853153My aunt cycled from Tierra del Fuego to Alaska in her 60s. What exactly are you waiting for?
