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The Pack Track Adventures

By: Janell Clarke and Stu Clarke
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  • We've been on the road since Feb 2014 riding our motorbikes with our dogs, breaking down the barriers of world wide pet travel. Starting in Australia then moving through North and South America, Europe, Africa and Asia. We cross oceans, mountains, deserts and jungles in search of adventure. Share in our highs and lows as we tackle life on the road.
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Episodes
  • s1e01: The Journey Begins

    s1e01: The Journey Begins
    Feb 28 2014
    Had everything gone to plan, us (Janell and Stu) and our 7 year old Bull Terrier mix Skyla would be riding through Central America right about now. So what went wrong? Skyla was diagnosed with cancer (Lymphoma) in October 2013, only weeks after booking our flights to Dallas. We were rapidly packing up our life in Sydney in preparation for a two year motorbike adventure across four and half continents.
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    8 mins
  • s1e02: Geared Up and Riding

    s1e02: Geared Up and Riding
    Apr 7 2014
    We had said a fond farewell to Dallas, our home for the previous three weeks. The departure was not quite as we planned and were thankful for no great send off. The checkout from the hotel was midday, we handed over our room keys at 12:01pm but then spent the next three hours in the hotel car park loading up the bikes. It wasn't the plan of course, we had hoped to be on the road at midday to take the scenic four hour ride to Austin, the capital of Texas, set up camp and explore the city the next day.
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    16 mins
  • s1e03: Let Loose in Mexico

    s1e03: Let Loose in Mexico
    Apr 17 2014
    From Real de Catorce we were on our own and headed for San Miguel de Allende. It was our first leg in Mexico without support (Hank and Jochen). We were perhaps overwhelmed for the first two days trying to find our feet. Our Spanish was non existent so we quickly discovered 'street' food. It's cheap, tasty and you can point at the pots of food you want, just make sure you smile and say 'por favor' (Spanish for please) so it doesn't come across as rude. If you prefer somewhere to sit and relax for a while, the rooftop restaurants are something fun and different and you can enjoy looking at the church towers or down on the brightly coloured streets during the day or sparkling lights at night. Mexico really comes to life at night but with the warm evenings it's no wonder families and friends are out mingling, socialising and shopping.
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    9 mins
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