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Wild Weekly Photo Challenge: Clouds
The Clouds on Tea Road A blue khadak finds temporary rest under the eternal blue sky of Mongolia. The Great Tea Way begins in a stone gate in the Great Wall of China, wends across the Gobi sands, inte… more →
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Wild Weekly Photo Challenge: Clouds
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wrote 1 month ago: The Clouds on Tea Road A blue khadak finds temporary rest under the eternal blue sky of Mongolia. Th … more →
the man of the moment
wrote 7 months ago: Ghengis khan statue. Huge. Still revered as a hero in Mongolia. For a rampant murdering warlord seem … more →
something missing...
wrote 7 months ago: outside the university in Ulan Bator. See anything strange? There is a strange issue where women are … more →
changes
wrote 7 months ago: Ulan Bator – a crazy mix of poverty and power, ruin and growth. … more →
Craving for Pasta Bolognese!
wrote 9 months ago: If you are craving for a not-so-expensive Italian food in Ulaanbaatar you could go to Pizza della C … more →
Don't Miss It
wrote 1 year ago: A year ago yesterday, I hugged my parents goodbye at New York’s JFK airport, looked at my frie … more →
Mongolian Rebound
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wrote 2 years ago: The vaunted Wrestlers Palace in central UB. Dear Friends, While in Mongolia, I began to feel unwell, … more →
Monkhbaiyir: Buryat Pianist
wrote 2 years ago: I met Monkhbaiyir, left, through my friend Zorigtkhuu, far right. Maral-Erdene in lavender, and Ganb … more →
Happy Fifth Birthday David!
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wrote 2 years ago: Yesterday was David's fifth happy birthday! Happy Birthday David! Rita (David’s mom), Gil … more →
David Speaks
wrote 2 years ago: Gillian and David count together. Here in Ulaanbaatar, one of my sister’s fellow English teach … more →
Flower of the Steppe: Altargana
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wrote 2 years ago: A steppe flower indeed. Walking toward the entrance of Nadaam stadium, the central stadium in Ulaanb … more →
Oh Mongolia!
wrote 3 years ago: Munguu, myself and Tegshee Mongolia is fabulous as far as countries go. Big open spaces, beautiful s … more →
