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[S2 – Eps. 47] Can somebody please explain me THIS?
EDITORIAL SUMMARY
A shorter motorcycle ride links Fiambala and Belén in Argentina in this episode of Itchy Boots’ Season 2 journey, Patagonia to Peru. The day’s plans include stopping to see historic and pre-Inca sites, while its evening brings an unexpected opportunity to watch a Catholic procession in Belén.
About this film
Itchy Boots is riding solo around the world on a Royal Enfield Himalayan named Dhanno. This episode follows one leg of that larger journey, keeping its focus on travel between two Argentine towns and the sights sought along the way. The intended stops—a church dating to the eighteenth century and pre-Inca ruins—do not come together as hoped. The film’s account also reaches Belén after dark, where a Catholic procession offers a different point of interest during the visit. It is a compact travel episode shaped by the gap between a planned sightseeing ride and what the day actually brings.
The journey
The ride runs from Fiambala to Belén, described as a shorter day on the road. Along the route, the rider hopes to see an eighteenth-century church and pre-Inca ruins, but is not successful in visiting those sights. Later, in Belén, a Catholic procession is taking place that evening, and the rider watches it. These are the specific stops and events that frame the episode: a motorcycle transfer across Argentina, an unsuccessful attempt to reach planned cultural landmarks, and an evening encounter with a public religious procession. The broader setting is the Patagonia-to-Peru season of an ongoing solo ride around the world.
What to expect
- A shorter ride from Fiambala to Belén in Argentina
- Plans to visit an eighteenth-century church and pre-Inca ruins
- An evening Catholic procession watched in Belén
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