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The Trans Siberian
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Things calmed down for the remainder of the journey and our perception that all Russian people are rude, has been completely reversed. We experienced such kindness from everyone we came across and we have both agreed that Russians have been kinder to us than any other nation on our trip so far.
After 3 days and 15 hours and 3,266 miles we arrived in to Moscow at 4am.
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Transmongolie express van Moskou tot Irkutsk
... Het is ff wennen maar rond half 8 Moskou tijd zijn we wakker en kunnen we ontbijten. Vanwege de verschillende tijdzones houdt de trein Moskou tijd aan maar de dagelijks routine verandert wel in de trein en op een gegeven moment weet je niet meer of je moet ontbjjten of lunchen. In de coupe naast ons zitten 2 stellen uit friesland uit drachten. De klik is er direct natuurlijk als import fries :-) Zij gaan ook naar irkutsk en ulaanbataar dus in het gangpad op weg naar ...
Lake Baikal
... It was all in Russian and I didn't get a whole lot out of it. However, I did like the submarine simulator. The delicious omul I've been enjoying live below 200m. The nerpa live just above them. Baikal is the largest freshwater lake in the world. It's over 1,600m deep and the only place with better visibility is the Saragasso Sea. I wandered around the adjacent park and ate more omul and warm bread for lunch by the shore. This evening I enjoyed ...
All according to plan
... minutes later, the man called my name and handed me my passport. As he gave it to me, he pointed out a mistake: my name was spelled the Russian way, "Lukas." I then saw the letter K struck out in blue pen with a C written above it. "No problem," the man said. "It is normal." Part of me didn't believe him, but nothing else could be done at this point. With my Mongolian visa in hand, I walked 30 minutes over to the train station. I waited over an hour in line, and ...
Next time, I'll spew on the floor. By Dani
... compare how ‘inhospitable’ the countryside of Russia is compared to what we’ve seen in the Australian desert.
We’d heard from fellow passengers & read in guide books that the Mongol- Russian boarder crossing is far worse than China to Mongolia (by worse- I mean way more drawn out- ‘expect to wait up to12 hours’). Our train tactic was to try to get some sleep before the early morning wake up call at the boarder- good plan. ...
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