About Sascha Jaumann
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15,256 km
626:00 h
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Left the Atacama and am down on the Pacific. I stay in Tocopilla because it's a nice town and there's accommodation. Down the coast there's nothing for the next 200km. A flat tire near a hotel made my decision easy.
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Switched back to racing tires last night. The tour was brutal. I underestimated the two passes again. Together I climbed 4500 meters and over 200km... Proud but fun factor only came on the descents. Bolt straight down the hill at 40 km/h for an hour! It's only here. The mountains have different dimensions
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Was in the Valle de la Luna. A really great, bizarre lunar landscape. I love it. Then I went to San Pedro and to a lagoon where you can swim. Since my online payment function didn't work, the barrier remained closed and I was allowed to go back. Once again here in Chile where entry does not work. Extremely
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Of course I wanted to destroy the altitude I had worked out on my own and so I said goodbye to the group at the Bolivian border. It was worth it. It was the descent from the Altiplano to the plateau where San Pedro is located. 2400 meters down quite steep on a dead straight road. With studded tires always
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I went through the Atacama by jeep tour from Uyuni. That was the plan. Big highlights of the whole trip were the crazy landscapes of the Atacama. With a bicycle, the risk would be far too high and would have required completely different equipment. I saw that even the dusty condition of the slopes is
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After I had sealed all the tubes with a total of 9 patches in 3 hours this morning and switched to studded tires, I went out on the salt lake. A strange feeling to drive on the salt lake. It's grippy and pretty flat. It's very bright and incredibly beautiful. Totally crazy look. You can see the horizon
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I drove to Oruro today and then took the bus to Uyuni. It was very difficult for me, but I couldn't do it any other way. But I saw the inside of a Bolivian hospital, it's great too.
I enjoyed the desert tour until I got a flat tire. Incidentally, the first although I really drove over a lot of potholes
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I was at the vehicle inauguration in Copacabana. Then we went to La Paz. First a small mountain range, very beautiful because you can often look down on the lake but also extremely demanding because it is wavy and again over 4200hm. 4000 should not be underestimated. Along the lake it became flat at
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Very difficult and brutal tour because of the conditions. First, after the early start, very gloomy weather in an incredibly raw landscape. With the high mountains somehow threatening. I love barren landscapes but there is nothing here... Nothing is allowed to happen here either. At 200km there was only
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