Llama Drama: A two-woman, 5,500-mile cycling adventure through South America Audiobook Download by Anna Mcnuff

Anna McNuff and her friend, Becky Thayer, set out on an ambitious cycling journey through the Amazon rainforest. They pedal for 5,500 miles across South America to create a documentary film and raise awareness of the critical habitat that the Amazon rainforest provides. Their journey is highlighted with their hilarious personal experiences and also includes many beautiful photography by Anna.

In April of 2016, Anna Mcnuff and her cycling partner Karen Lee set out on a 5,500-mile bike ride from Lima, Peru to Santiago, Chile. They were determined to cycle the whole way and document their experience with photography and stories.

Anna Mcnuff and Rose Harman took a 2,000-mile trip through South America on bicycles. They left the U.S. in November 2018, rode in Ecuador, Colombia, Panama and Costa Rica before crossing over into Mexico and finishing their journey in California. The blog details their trials and tribulations during the trip with photographs and captions as well as commentary about each country they visit.

Anna Mcnuff and her best friend Yvonne travelled from England to South America on a bike. They had many adventures across the continent, including hiking mountains, cycling through jungles, and even setting up camp in a volcano. Their journey was full of challenges, such as riding through intense rainstorms and being unable to ask for directions because they spoke little Spanish.

Anna Mcnuff and her friend, Danni Schenkel, decided to cycle through South America for five months in order to document their journey. It took them two years of planning and saved up enough money to make the trip happen. The duration of their trip is about 5,500 miles, which was about a third of what they needed. They started out by cycling from Colombia to Panama, then onto Venezuela, Bolivia, Paraguay and finally Argentina.

Anna Mcnuff and her friend, Catalina, decided to cycle through South America after Catalina became sick of being stuck in a cubicle. The women spent five months cycling 5,500 miles from Peru to Chile. Anna said one reason they would never be bored was that the landscape changed with every day. For example, when they started the trip in Ecuador, the landscape consisted of mostly forest and steep mountains; as they got closer to Chile, the landscape transitioned into dry desert where they were protected from the sun by sand dunes.