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'Technically I am the youngest person to ever start then successfully finish biking the 'Pan-American' unsupported,' Garner said. 'The world is yours, too': 'Real Queer America' author wants LGBTQ travelers to give red states a chance Does this trip count as a world record? 'I'm so glad I went': First Black woman to visit every country shares travel tips, lessons in new book

I was fully knocked out for about 15 minutes, unconscious.' His insurance covered most of the medical expenses, and his mom took care of the rest. 'It took an entire month plus to actually get back on the bike because it was such a bad injury. 'I got plastic surgery for that, and I had to get a bunch of stitches in my shoulder, my hip, where I rubbed away the skin, and that actually led to me being in Cali, Colombia, for over a month, in and out of the hospital,' he said. 'I ended up landing right on my head, and I ripped my ear open from landing on the pavement. 'In Colombia, I was unlucky and I hit a pothole, going really fast downhill, that I didn't see,' he said. 'It's like your local bestie': This startup helps make solo travel as a woman feel safer What other mishaps have you had? Stay safe while traveling: Here are 17 CIA tips, advice to think like a spy on vacation 'Hopefully, no more times on the way home.' 'Me personally, I've been robbed five times on the course of my bike trip,' he added.

Jedidiah jenkins to shake the sleeping self