Dogs barked throughout the night outside the Airbnb, but I didn't miss my tent or air mattress. The next morning I Zoomed into my work meeting, and then I rode to Bicimundo for a bike box. I gave them my unused CO2 cartridges in return. I began uploading stats and photos in Oaxaca, but it took several weeks to edit and post the final reports. I posted an outcome to the Facebook group and thanked Mark & Hannah. Despite the challenges and difficulties, it was a rewarding route. I even thanked Duane for the fantastic music. He had been DJ-ing in Mexico City before my tour, and I was disappointed that I didn't get to see him. Michele and I enjoyed incredible Oaxacan food and culture. In the market we drank tejate, a traditional protein-rich maize and cacao beverage. Our favorite restaurant was Adamá, which served Middle Eastern fare. We enjoyed Boulenc for breakfast. Michele treated me to a steam bath and massage, and we greeted Patrick when he arrived on Saturday. It was great...
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