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Nicaragua at Last!

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Craig Frew | 14:04 UK time, Tuesday, 20 October 2009

Mark has finally reached Nicaragua after a day of complications. Twitter updates throughout the day explained poor weather conditions were just some of the factors holding up progress from El Salvador.

We've just received a video diary about the frustrating quest to get to Nicaragua. There are some issues with the audio throughout the clip however we felt it was important for you all to hear what happened.


Apologies for poor audio quality throughout clip.

Discover Mark's first sunset glimpse of Nicaragua on the flickr stream.

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World record breaker Mark Beaumont is cycling from Anchorage, Alaska to Ushuaia in Southern Argentina. Following the line of the mountain ranges which form the American Cordillera, he’ll climb the two highest peaks Mount McKinley and Aconcagua, on foot. Recording the adventure on this blog and for a BBC One series, The Man Who Cycled the Americas.

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