A day in the life cycling from Alaska to Argentina

Hello, my name is Ana Victoria. I'm traveling on my bike from Alaska to Argentina. I've been on the bike for 8 months and today I'm here to tell you what a full day is like when you're traveling on a bike. Enjoy it. Good afternoon. Let me show you the temperature last night. It was minus 9. Minus 9 degrees Celsius. I'm freezing. Good morning. We woke up here and now I'm going to pee. This is how our bikes wake up. I'm in the sleeping bag again because it's so cold. It's so cold that we didn't even take off our pyjamas or anything. We put the water in the tent so it doesn't freeze. But this one did freeze. It's so simple. There's a bug. There will be time for the workers. We were having oatmeal for breakfast but now that we need to save as much water as we can, we're going to make burritos. The most important part of the day. Coffee. Cheers. It was pretty good, to be honest. Approved. It's clean. I'm going to make burritos. For that, we have some magical things. This stick only touches the ground. I repeat, only the ground. With this view, I can take a bath for half an hour. It doesn't matter. All you need to take a bath outside, a spot to make a hole, your stick, trash, wet wipes. That's all. I'm not going to show you. You have a little tail. And now, very important. When we can take a bath, great. And if not, great. Our, well, my only method of beauty. The cheese is beautiful, isn't it? Very blocky. Let's go! I'm going to laugh at my mom. Here it is. After a minute, here's the path. It's very hot. It hasn't even been five minutes since we started pedaling. I'm Mexican. Proudly Mexican. Sometimes I say very Mexican things. What do you say? What's up? Sorry, sorry. I hope you don't erupt. Don't drown me. Hey, Lu. It's okay. It's really beautiful. You get to know a lot of things. A lot of cultures. And well, pedaling, pedaling all day. We set the time. We stop at five. We do about 35 miles to 50 miles. And that's how it is every day. And I love it. Let's go! I forgot to tell you. We are in Nevada, in the United States. I know I have a lot of material to give you. I'm editing it. But I wanted to give you a full day of how it is to travel by bicycle. I'm drying my pants. Because yesterday I got into a hot spring. She has a car. Hi! How are you? Good. Thank you! Oh, that's awesome! Thank you so much. Yeah, it's great. I'm noticing your tracks going all over the place. Oh, thank you guys. We appreciate it. Bye. Thank you. Beautiful people. Very beautiful. Very beautiful, really. Four... Gatorades. Fondo, fondo, fondo, fondo. Fondo, fondo, fondo, fondo, fondo. Ha, I beat you. What the ****? No one wants to see that. They do. They don't. You are too late. What I've been finding along the way. Greg's hat. I'm going to hide it. I'm making an air... And I'm going to hide it. Oh, what is it? Okay. Thank you. Very beautiful people. Very beautiful. They gave it to me as a gift. Let's go. I'm staying here. Dry meat. I've been carrying this beauty from Alaska. I can wash it whenever I have the opportunity. And with this I clean myself. To be clean. That's a gold mine. Let's see if there's someone there who can give us some water. Your hat, where was it? I don't have it. I would have told you already. Ghost town. This is how it looked before. This is how it looks now. I knew you had it. You're so annoying, man. Second snack of the day. We couldn't find anyone who could give us water. Is that okay? Thank you so much. Thank you. It's cool. Thanks, Kevin. That means pasta is on the menu. Beef jerky. The snack number three. Snack number four. What do you do this in Spanish? Ah, yes. Snack number four. S-snack? Yes. S-snack. That's what we call it too. We're pochos. We love Spanish. All of us. Right, friends? It's a better word than S-snack. It's a snack. The truth is that life isn't pink. But it is very beautiful. I'm a poet. No, but really. It has a joke. I'm recording with one hand. It has a joke. I can't go at full speed. Because then this happens. Wow. Beautiful. It's going to be five o'clock. I'm going to call it the glorious hour. So we're looking for a place to camp. I found this spot. With this view. Now I'm going to do some yoga. I have my mat. When Victoria is doing yoga, I'm doing the campaign house. Our home for tonight. Spanish is so good. And I'm going to eat some egg burritos. With tuna. Dry meat. And potatoes. Why not? And a lot of salsa. Normally, Mexicans don't like to eat tortillas. Without cooking. Do you understand? Yes, very good. One time. A little story for you. One time, I was riding my bike all over California. I found a man in the desert who hadn't eaten in four days. And he was lost. And I gave him tortillas. And he... And he didn't want to eat the tortillas without cooking. So... What? After four days? Four days. And in the desert, he made a fire to cook the tortillas before eating. Honestly. After four days without eating anything, I eat to the ground. It's very salty. It's about survival. It's very salty. Now dessert. What did you say? Hello cyclists. Thank you very much for watching this video. Don't forget to subscribe and leave a comment saying what you did today in your day. We want to know. Good night. Goodbye. Good night. Goodbye. I hope it goes well.