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- Back in Kodiak
- There and back again
- Brushes for sale
- Inked
- Happy birthday, PRC
- China, chimay, far away
- View of FC from park
- Interior
- Intimidated
- Bearded turtle
- Eaves
- Cauldrons
- Forbidden city, first thing in the morning
- Water calligraphy in the park
- Fierce flowers
- Temple of heaven
- Lanterns
- Afternoon at temple of heaven park
- Mini concert
- Hutong walkaround
- Raisins for sale
- Tasty treat
- Ready for bbq
- Donghuamen night market
- Peking Opera
- Great Wall- end of trek
- GW 4
- GW 3
- GW 2
- Great wall - start of the treck
- Drum tower
- Street chaos
- Admittedly...
- Shrimp in special flavor
- Indulgence
- Lama temple
- Big blue sky: Mongolia II
- Back to Beijing
- In the bogie shed, Chinese border.
- Nomad child, Orchon ger camp
- Orchon R.
- Mmmmm...goats.
- Yaks! Orchon Valley
- Our ger in the Mongol Els
- Mongolia Adventure: Redux
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Why the blog?
To (hopefully) keep in touch with friends and family while traveling solo for a month on the Trans Siberian Railroad from Moscow to Beijing.
транс-сиб = Trans-Sib, a common nickname for any one of 3 routes.
странника = stranika, the feminine noun for "wanderer"
транс-сиб = Trans-Sib, a common nickname for any one of 3 routes.
странника = stranika, the feminine noun for "wanderer"
Route:
September 13: Moscow
September 15: Board train 002, the "Rossiya"
September 19: arrive in Irkutsk, Siberia
Week 2: Lake Baikal & Ulan Ude
Week 3: Northern/Central Mongolia - the boonies
Week 4: Beijing and around
October 9: Fly back to Portland
September 15: Board train 002, the "Rossiya"
September 19: arrive in Irkutsk, Siberia
Week 2: Lake Baikal & Ulan Ude
Week 3: Northern/Central Mongolia - the boonies
Week 4: Beijing and around
October 9: Fly back to Portland
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