My Round The World ride (inc top blagging at Spa & The Ring)
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I've now made it as far as Almaty but I think I might be in for a bit of a rough winter....
I'll try and get some updates with photos up over the next few days.
For more up to date updates, it's best to follow me at https://www.facebook.com/IWereRightAboutThatSaddle...
I'll try and get some updates with photos up over the next few days.
For more up to date updates, it's best to follow me at https://www.facebook.com/IWereRightAboutThatSaddle...
It's likely that most of us will live our whole lives without seeing a panda "for real". That looks quite magical despite them not being reindeer.
And I wonder how you go back to real life after 3.5 years touring like that. Still, you don't have to worry about that for quite some time yet. I'm really enjoying your updates.
And I wonder how you go back to real life after 3.5 years touring like that. Still, you don't have to worry about that for quite some time yet. I'm really enjoying your updates.
For those of you not on Facebook or Twitter, here are a few photos from Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan & Kyrgyzstan....
Camping in the Kazakh desert.
Kazakh sunset.
The main road out of Aktau, Kazakhstan.
The sheikh's falconry camp, Kazakhstan.
Getting up close & personal with a falcon.
The above falcon getting treated for a sore throat.
Dinner with the sheikh.
Khiva, Uzbekistan.
Hats for sale, Khiva.
Slippers for sale, Khiva.
A wood carver at work, Khiva.
Intricate detail, Bukhara, Uzbekistan.
Checking out the ex-Soviet military gear for sale, Bukhara.
Luxury accommodation, somewhere in the Uzbekistan desert.
Uzbek kids from a family that hosted me and three other cyclists, Uzbekistan.
The Registan Ensemble, Samarkand, Uzbekistan.
Camping in the mountains, Kyrgyzstan.
Enjoying the view, Kyrgyzstan.
Camping in the snow, Kazakhstan.
Frosty morning, Kazakhstan.
Camping in the Kazakh desert.
Kazakh sunset.
The main road out of Aktau, Kazakhstan.
The sheikh's falconry camp, Kazakhstan.
Getting up close & personal with a falcon.
The above falcon getting treated for a sore throat.
Dinner with the sheikh.
Khiva, Uzbekistan.
Hats for sale, Khiva.
Slippers for sale, Khiva.
A wood carver at work, Khiva.
Intricate detail, Bukhara, Uzbekistan.
Checking out the ex-Soviet military gear for sale, Bukhara.
Luxury accommodation, somewhere in the Uzbekistan desert.
Uzbek kids from a family that hosted me and three other cyclists, Uzbekistan.
The Registan Ensemble, Samarkand, Uzbekistan.
Camping in the mountains, Kyrgyzstan.
Enjoying the view, Kyrgyzstan.
Camping in the snow, Kazakhstan.
Frosty morning, Kazakhstan.
Watchman said:
And I wonder how you go back to real life after 3.5 years touring like that. Still, you don't have to worry about that for quite some time yet. I'm really enjoying your updates.
I don't think he will/could go back to a 'normal life'. Well, I mean I highly doubt I'd be able to!Gassing Station | Pedal Powered | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff