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1.Our first train |
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4. Our coal fired hot water boiler on the Chinese train from Moscow.
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Due to lack of space, Amy had to sleep with Dobbin. I’m not sure who I was more jealous of.
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7. This
is a Mongolian Border official handing out declaration forms. This is
not a joke. She come to our cabin door with a stern expression, handed
us the relevant forms in a serious manor and indicated the fields she
required us to complete.
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| Amy struggling to transport our bikes across Irkutsk shortly before our useless trolley collapsed |
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| Amy reading on the shores of lake Baikal. |
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| A Nurpa! This is the world’s smallest seal in the world’s biggest lake – doesn’t help when you’re trying to get a good photo of it.. |
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| Sunsets on the lake. |
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| Sunsets on the lake. |
I want a close up of the seal. And to meet the Mongolian border official (maybe we could play Barbies?!)
ReplyDeleteAnd Aims, no more walking under trains....Mkay?
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It looks peaceful. Im making a habit of lying on my back to look at the sky. That sunset looks a perfect view. Did the pink child smile? Very unsettling. She looks unamused to have her picture taken. I hope you took her serioisly!
ReplyDeleteFreya, that is a close up - they are very small and the zoom on my camera was maxed out!
ReplyDeleteHow small is very small? Like otters small? Or swimming-guinea-pig small? in cm's?
ReplyDeleteWow guys looks awesome. My favourite attraction is the small seal in the large lake. I LOVE that. Well done guys, stay groovy, stay safe, and above all keep you face free from faeces.
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