ENOUGH! Time to Get Out! - EP.410

Planet Ride Stories
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Nov 15, 2026
After all the drama in the mountains, I just couldn't wait to get out of this region. At this stage, I was mentally and physically done, and once again, I could not keep my bike straight. What can I say? It’s not always sunshine and rainbows!
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AI GeneratedThe narrator embarks on a physically and mentally exhausting journey through the Colombian mountains toward the town of Samsung and eventually to a friend's house in La Ceja. Despite battling extreme fatigue, challenging off-road terrain, and equipment struggles, the narrator successfully navigates the bumpy landscape to reunite with friends.
I don't know if you hear this music in the background,
but it was pumping all night long.
Lucky I was tired.
I was destroyed last night, physically and mentally.
And even today I'm not recovered from all this drama yesterday.
Last time I had so much drama probably was in Mongolia in 2017,
and pretty much every
day was like that.
Yeah, and since then I just had smooth sailing.
Anyway, we survived.
I'm healthy, chill is running, I think.
I haven't started it yet today.
We're gonna head to my friends today.
I just need to chill with my friends.
This is
exactly
what I
need.
Are you a bit dirty?
Much better now.
So this mountain, rocky
road, it goes
to Samsung
which apparently is a nice town.
And it's only 85
kilometers. On Google it says
it's gonna take us three and a half hours.
I just hope it's gonna be an easy
off-road. I don't wanna do it anymore.
I'm so tired.
This music gives me a headache.
It's crazy that Colombians listen to music so loud.
I think a lot of people will have hearing problems eventually
when they're older.
All right, Chile, let's go.
How are you feeling today?
Hmm, just feeling just fine.
Right, well,
let me show you the square first.
Those mountain villages look very much similar.
So you've got a little park.
Higher up,
you've got
a church.
Nice.
OK, petrol
station this way.
Uh-huh.
This is a petrol station. This is very interesting.
Interesting.
Buenas!
Geno, please.
Yes, thank you, Geno, please.
And look at my tires.
All this yesterday's effort on this bloody rock.
So I was doing on this tire
which is nearly gone but it's still the best tire ever
because we made it. Hey let's keep it this
way Bridgestone. We need to get to Medellin.
Okay well now we're good. Look at this guy.
This is the way he's passing the bricks.
Look, he just lifts them like that.
That's hard work.
Hola!
Let's enjoy this smooth concrete road for a moment.
Because soon we'll be on the rocky path again.
Like from here.
Didn't take long.
Come
on.
And this is it.
This is the major road out
of this town.
It's so strange, isn't it?
Like you get into the town, they have hotels,
a mini tiny petrol station, they have supermarkets and all.
And then the road to get to them is like that.
And there's just so many of those towns around.
There's just
no way you can sit down.
We've got three hours of standing up ahead of us.
It's just too bumpy.
But the views
are beautiful.
22 degrees.
Not too hot.
Supposed
to be an
easy ride
today.
Oh.
We have vultures eating breakfast.
We have a little
creek here.
Nice.
Another
creek
and a
bumpy
road.
Story of my life.
Gracias. This looks like
a serious road works.
Well, a road works. Jesus. Concrete.
Wow, this road is so smooth.
For how long? It's like they
are getting ready for the pavement.
This feels so nice. I can sit down.
No bumpiness. My brain is not shaken.
No seriously I enjoy the mountain roads but it's just too much,
too many days in a row and too much
too much drama so I need to just like have
a break from it for a little bit and we'll
come back to it later. Do you know what I mean?
Do you know your limits? Here is what? Mud.
Honeymoon is over.
Oh not too bad. We're out
of the concrete track
with a... look at this loading
chute. Hola! Loading chute on this one is like goes down
and then goes up. Interesting.
That's an interesting one.
Hola!
So much is happening on this road.
And look at here.
They're building a retaining wall, concrete.
Ah, proper
construction.
We have a bridge ahead with a horse
and a cowboy.
Hola!
What a wide river.
Oh, it's a major puddle.
This looks like a nice place.
I don't know what the name is, but...
San San 53, still.
Long way to go on that dirt mountain road.
No more rocks, well, for now.
Let's not jinx it.
I can sit down.
It's been ages since I could sit down.
I can even put second gear on, yay!
I don't know.
Now we have to overtake you somehow, Mr. Truck.
Por
favor.
Maybe here?
No.
All right, you go because I just can't see
what's ahead of me when you're here.
Ooh, ooh, tunnel!
Ay, ay, ay, nice. Oh, this truck is so slow.
I think we're just gonna have to stop and wait.
It's a shame I'm losing momentum
on a section like this.
All right, let's go.
Vultures, vultures.
Excuse me, pardon me. You gotta go, you gotta go, you gotta go.
I think I ran over that rat.
Oh my god.
Okay, we're out of there. Let's try
to overtake this truck.
Oh, perfecto. Muchas gracias.
Let's stop here to fly a drone.
Nice light now.
I'm so sorry.
Are we there yet?
Let's
keep
going,
Chidi.
Gracias.
Control.
Oh my God, another one.
It's like the worst because so much load
and such uneven soil with rocks.
No.
Obviously.
La
maleta.
All right, let's take the bag.
Stop.
Gracias.
Stuck.
And I'm stuck here.
Oh
God.
What else?
An excavator.
Gracias.
Let's
go
back
for
the
bag.
I was quite
without the bag.
Chile, time in two days.
What?
So nice.
They brought me
the bag for it.
I'm exhausted.
I don't want to do it anymore.
I want to be home now.
Whatever the home is.
Chile.
How many times?
Not so much the road, but the load I carry.
Very top heavy.
And it's so hard to keep it straight
when it's like that soft soil and rock.
Especially now, today, I'm not strong enough at all.
I'm fatigued.
Exhausted, marvellous, but hey,
hola, when it's easy, it's boring.
I wouldn't do it any other way.
Chile, you're still my number one.
Let's get out of here.
That
was
a
full
bus.
Pass.
My hands are
sore, but maybe
possibly we
will have
pavement
from now on.
I hope so.
I'm so tired.
We
have
made
it to
Sam
Sam.
Apparently the city is very nice.
But we won't be staying here
because I need to keep going to my friend's place but let's just
ride through town to see what's going on here.
The church is that way so that means that will
be the main square. Love it! It's so cool!
I wish we stay here for a night but we can't because my
friends are waiting for me.
At least we got to see it this way. So many people!
What a charming little town, huh?
Tucked in the mountains. Wow!
Nice architecture.
I like this building.
That is a very
beautiful building.
End of the tour I guess.
We made it to
La Ceja. I'm on the outskirts of town now
and we're getting out of here really because my friends live
just past the town.
So we did in total only 220 kilometers and I was riding
from 10 to 5. Oh what a day. I think we're here.
Somewhere here. Like this is like the field.
And this, but there is no house on the right,
there's like a field on the right
at the location you gave me.
Ah, okay, I see you there.
Okay, I'm coming, coming.
Oh, why are there
so many people?
What's going on?
Novena, you know, Catholic thing, but they are leaving now.
This is your house?
So you had a party in your house?
Okay, I'll go
to the right.
Yeah, very good.
Thank you.
Thank you
Thank you.
This is Adriana.
Nice to meet you.
This is Doña Lucia.
Doña
Marta.
Doña Isabel
Are you okay?
Yes, I am yes, I am thank you, gonna drop her again today
What are you doing today?
No way!
story of my life anyway give me a hug
so good to see you yay finally we meet
again thank you for the invite
and who's here was sleeping
with Chilly today
Chilly's ready hey
guys thank you
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