Continuing my bike ride across Mexico as part of my Pan American Highway bicycle tour, I cycled from Papanoa to San Jeronimo.
Cycling from Papanoa to San Jeronimo
(Blog post January 15th 2010)
Today felt easy. Well, not totally easy, just easy in comparison to the last couple of days. There were no killer hills which made a pleasant change, and although there were a few stretches of roadworks, I still maintained a good speed.
About 10.00 , I decided I couldn’t stand to eat any more bananas, and stopped in a little restaurant for huevos rancheros – an excellent meal!
By English Wikipedia user Elchavobeer, CC BY-SA 3.0, Link
I called it a day at San Jeronimo, which gives me 80kms to cover to Acapulco tomorrow. Approximately 14 days from the border with Guatemala.
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