What Happens to the Car?
The most frequent question I get asked is, “How did you get along with your teammates?”…which I will answer in a later blog post…have patience!…
The most frequent question I get asked is, “How did you get along with your teammates?”…which I will answer in a later blog post…have patience!…
It’s hard to put into words what those last 20km were like as we drove into Ulaanbaatar. All I can say is that it wasn’t…
The first thing we did when we woke up was check the rear tire to see if it still had air. We already had one…
We slowly moved deeper into Mongolia, where the foreign landscapes, people, and towns started to become normal to me. We were moving from western Mongolia…
We get in the car, adjust the seat so that the pedal distance is just right, buckle up, and put two quarters in the slot….
At 11AM, a border guard walks across the parking lot carrying passports and some forms, looking official with a stern look on his face. All…
We are traveling in Mongolia with a map that is five years old. This normally wouldn’t be that big of a deal, but in a country…
The car is taking a beating. I honestly can’t really believe that it still starts for us every morning. We have taken it through rivers… This…
Some quick and dirty updates from the road in Mongolia. Since there is virtually no internet that we can use in Mongolia, I will have to…
We had heard from other teams on Twitter that the police checkpoints outside of Astana were a bitch. But we couldn’t stay in Astana forever…