
Schaefer has since met up with his son Harold in Mexico City, who joined him for the next leg of his ride back to Canada. I caught up with Schaefer on the northern coast of South America in French Guyana, just as Wellwood was preparing to head home after three and half years and more than 45,000 kilometres.

Neither was ready to end their journey and both wanted to continue minimizing their carbon footprint. But once they arrived, they turned their bikes back north and started riding up the east coast of Argentina. Their original goal was to ride to Ushuaia, the end of the road on mainland South America. Fulfilling a dream, they spent over a year traversing the Andean region, mostly travelling remote roads through towns and villages off the beaten path. From Atlantic Canada, they headed south down the east coast, into Mexico and through Central America, where they took a sailboat from Panama to Cartagena, Colombia. They started with a cross-Canada journey to see if they actually liked travelling by bicycle (they did). Lothar Schaefer, a retired anesthesiologist, and his partner Debbie Wellwood, a wildlife ecologist, rode out of their small town in northwest British Columbia on recumbent bikes in June 2015, with Schaefer thinking they’d be gone anywhere from two to five years. Photos courtesy Debbie Wellwood and Lothar Schaefer. To read this article on click here.Lothar Schaefer rides into Rio de Janeiro in August.
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