ON THE ROAD AGAIN

A Widget for every trip.

They say we are always in two places at once: where our body is and where our soul wanders.

Now, for example, my body is in front of a computer in a large, rain soaked, metropolis. My soul, however, is in a small, sun drenched, seaside town some 300 Km from here.

It was thinking about these everyday trips and those weekend and long-weekend getaways that people plan that we created the On The Road Again Widget.

Before your next trip - whether physical or spiritual - consult our Widget. It always shows the weather forecast in two places: where you are and where you would like to be.

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Third stop: Brazil – the Beaches Route

Blogger Rafael Ziggy finds out what you can do on Bahia’s south coast beaches, besides catching some sun. He travels down paved roads, sand roads, through mangroves, on down to the sea. And to get there, he uses all kinds of transportation, from one with 4 wheels to another with 4 hooves. Rafael gets to know the meaning of cyber-hippie art, he dives, surfs, and plays capoeira. Finally, he participates in the first candomblé consultation via Twitter, where even Xango only gets 140 characters. Click and learn more

Want to really know On The Road Again?

There’s a lot going on here; it can be a bit confusing. Maybe you don’t get exactly what On The Road Again is, how to be a part of it, how to include your own road trips or even which countries are taking part in the Project. Don’t worry, we can help. Click here to get the details. You’ll also learn how to include On The Road Again on your personal page or blog.

Second stop: Argentina – the Snow Route

Blogger Fabio Baccaglioni goes through a lot and gets really cold on a route that has it all: kayaking, rappelling, pirates, and naturally, Santa Claus. Fabio races a kayak at the Villa La Angostura, shows us Bariloche’s nightlife, has a picnic at Lago Hermoso, and goes rappelling. Then Fabio makes his way to the top of a sleeping volcano and, of course, he goes skiing. Click and watch these adventures at On The Road Again Channel

Sports and horror: still on the Desert Route

Now, things change a little: Leo goes through adventures of both a mystical and sporting nature. Over the next 4 stops, our out-of-shape blogger tries sandboarding on a giant dune and tries to get breakfast with smoke signs, at Tatio Geysers. Then he lives through sheer terror in the ghost town of Chacabuco. Finally, he ends the trip stargazing in style, at the Paranal Observatory. Click and watch these adventures at On The Road Again Channel

First stop: Chile – the Desert Route

The first blogger to hit the road, Leo Prieto, shows us the most impressive sunrise in the world, from atop Valle de La Luna. He finds the last descendents of the Headless People, at the Pucará de Quitor ruins. He even finds an oasis with water in the middle of the desert. Being a shrewd sort of fellow, he knows opportunity when he sees it and decides to open a very lucrative business, taking advantage of Salar do Atacama’s raw material. Click and watch these adventures at On The Road Again Channel

On The Road Again on your personal page or blog

Enjoying the trip? That’s what it’s all about. Got a blog, or your own page? Don’t just watch, participate: get the On The Road Again videos from Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador and Venezuela and share the adventures with your own readers and friends. Download this widget to your personal page or blog. Click and follow the step-by-step instructions

On The Road Again: a reality show that hits the road with all the technology you could ask for

The engines are revving, the cameras are all charged up, and we’re on our way. Now our six bloggers will hit the road in a bunch of cool Chevrolets. They’re going to document their experiences throughout Latin America and share them with you. Six countries - Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador and Venezuela – ready to be rediscovered, with every bit of technology at our disposal. Of course we’re filming every kilometer, every detour, every adventure. Watch them here.