Sun & Moon Bed & Breakfast Ulan Bator
Tokyo Street Building 17A Ulan Bator, 13, Mongolia
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Back in the UB
... www.bpi.mn). Suffice to say, work or job is an understatement. Since arrival, I have plugged day in and day out to gain traction on an array of programmatic endeavors. Fingers crossed, as I hope this next quarter delivers the intended results I have continued to promise local beneficiaries as well as my client USAID.
A brief interlude before continuing on my so-called blog or mongol diatribe. The pics you see ...
Welcome to Mongolia?
... Anglo ties where strengthened when I helped her fill out the Immigration card.
Truth be told, I was feeling a bit under the weather and wasn't in the mood for much action. The restaurant carriage closed very early and we had to fight to get a couple of plates of rice. The temperature was really quite low at points and it seemed like we waited an eternity for border control, we were probably waiting 5 or 6 hours throughout ...
Creeps and Thieves in Cold Water
... them and they swarm and peck and are generally gross. Next we past what appeared to me to be a large telegraph pole minus the cables at the top but there were a swarm of people touching it and pressing their heads against it hands together in prayer. Our honcho explained that this particular pole was from an original monastery that had been destroyed. They still look like crazy to me praying to wooden pole. Inside another temple but I was pleasantly surprised to have ...
Wild West
... and readily posed for the plethora of cameras so it wasn’t exactly difficult to get the pose you wanted. The mass photo shoot was interrupted by the announcement of the opening ceremony with all the eagle hunters grouped according to their home region. This was pretty spectacular with over 40 hunters trotting by in very close proximity. Competitions included seeing which hunter could persuade his eagle off the mountain perch to the arena to catch bait dragged behind his ...
Mongolia II
... No había llovido en todo el mes. Pero eso sí, que paisajes más bonitos, que natural todo, que montes más increibles. Incluso vimos a un par de lugareños trabajando sus
tierras, y no parecía en absoluto molestarles la lluvia. Supongo que estarían hasta contentos.
Cansados nos metimos en la cama, pero esta vez fuimos listos como conejos y cogimos prestado un calefactor eléctrico de otra Yurta para no pasar frío ...


