The remains of a sheep on the still-frozen stream into the valley.
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This blog is intended as an outlet for the material - mainly photos and scribblings - produced during my wanderings through Asia. Besides coverage of obscure locations and Quixotic travel initiatives, there will be comments on strange foods; considerations of politics, history, and culture; and also a bit of subjective news and opinion thrown in there.
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- The City of Ulaangom
- Kharkiraa Valley
- The Largest Lake in Mongolia - Uvs Nuur
- 1,300 kms and 40 hours in a Cramped Russian Van
- Read More about Ulaanbaatar at The Asia Times
- More Random Sights of Ulaanbaatar
- Mongolian Shamanism Alive and Well
- Manzushir Monastery Ruins
- Airag and Cow Tongue
- Foreskin Cauldron
- Dusk in Ulaanbaatar
- Amarbayasgalant Khiid - Remote Buddhist Monastery
- To Erdenet
- Terelj
- A Taste of Russia
- The Trans-Mongolian Express
- At the China-Mongolia Border: Erlian
- Xanadu Re-Revisited
- Xanadu Revisited
- The Urban Ghost Towns of Hohhot
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