FILM
This Colombian Landscape Blew My Mind! – EP.393
EDITORIAL SUMMARY
This episode of OnHerBike’s South America series follows an exploration of Colombia’s Tatacoa Desert, with time spent both riding and on foot. It forms part of a long-running world journey that began in Australia in 2017, and this visit is not entirely solitary.
About this film
At the centre of the film is the Tatacoa Desert, a place the creator describes as a major destination to explore in Colombia. The focus is on experiencing the area from two perspectives: travelling by motorcycle and getting off the bike to explore on foot. The description also notes a change from the journey’s usual solo character: on this occasion, the rider is not by herself throughout. It does not identify who joins her or explain how they meet, so the companionship is best understood as part of the episode’s setup rather than a more detailed story. The film is episode 393 of an ongoing journey that began when the creator left Australia in April 2017 for a world trip with no fixed final destination or duration.
The journey
The available details place this instalment in Colombia, at the Tatacoa Desert, but do not specify the approach, the roads taken, or the wider itinerary before or after the visit. The journey is presented as motorcycle travel as well as exploration on foot, making the desert itself the destination rather than simply a backdrop to a ride. No particular riding conditions, route challenges, or additional stops are described. The episode belongs to the South America series and to the broader “Are We There Yet” journey, which began as a solo trip around the world aboard a BMW F800GS. The description gives no further account of the bike’s role in this particular visit, so the clearest sense of progression is from the ongoing international journey to a focused stop in a part of Colombia the creator says many travellers miss.
People, places and moments
The film’s useful point of distinction is the combination of a specific Colombian location with both riding and walking exploration. The creator identifies the Tatacoa Desert as a standout place to spend time, and says this visit includes company rather than being entirely alone. Beyond that, the supplied information does not name other participants or describe particular encounters, landmarks, or events within the desert. Viewers can expect a location-led travel episode framed by the perspective of a motorcyclist on an extended world journey, rather than a route guide or a detailed account of a particular road crossing. The metadata lists a runtime of 17 minutes and 44 seconds and places the film in the South America series.
What to expect
- Motorcycle and on-foot exploration of Colombia’s Tatacoa Desert
- A visit described as a notable stop in a part of Colombia many travellers miss
- An episode in an ongoing world journey that began in Australia in 2017