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Altai mountains, Siberia, Russia. May 2006
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Iam plannnig a trip to Altai Mountains in May 2006. I have two month holiday
I would like to go alot off-road. I dont want to have at stress driving trip, so my keyword is: off-road, holiday, good time to see the nature (iam a birdwatcher..).
What is your keyword?
Any want to join?
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Hello Kimse, I have just this week returned from a RTW bicycle trip which took me through the Altai mts, I vowed to return on a motorcycle when I was there, it really blew me away with it's beauty & endless opportunities for breath taking off roading.I plan to buy another bike in the next week (XR600R). I travel VERY light I hate all the crap that can colect in your panniers ! Kazakstan is another MUST the roads there are amazing & the people incredibly friendly. I would be most interested to know more of you itinerary, regards, john
Hi
Iam plannnig a trip to Altai Mountains in May 2006. I have two month holiday
I would like to go alot off-road. I dont want to have at stress driving trip, so my keyword is: off-road, holiday, good time to see the nature (iam a birdwatcher..).
What is your keyword?
Any want to join?
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hi fellas, hows it going. a few of us are riding to oz from england setting off may/june next year via kazakstan, mongolia, altia mountains and china, if any of you are around about that time it would be great to meet up for a chat and a few s.
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Allen,
Please keep us posted on your trip. I'm doing china in 2007 and would be gratful if you let me know how you get on. Are you winging it at the border, or are you going with a guide?
Regards, Baswacky.
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Hello Kimse, Allen & Baswacky. It all seems a bit quiet on the message front ? I plan to do a big trip next year having been through KZ, Russia, Mongolia, China & Japan this year on a bicycle. Allen maybe we could meet up in the city or somwhere mid way if you like. I'm having David Lambeth build me a XT 600 overlander but it will be another couple of weeks yet so I would have to catch a train, let me know if your interested. john
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Hi all
Great with some answers.
Just been in Turkey, drived 10508 km in 17 days, so iam a bit tired.
I post some answers in a few days : )
Kim Christensen
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hello allen
we`re going that way about then as well.
did you say your getting the s in?
dave
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Hi all sorry i havent replied sooner. I have no probs meeting up if people want to chat or if anyone wants to come along. Some of us are meeting up on the 12th november to try and sort things out, if anyones interested then drop me a line on at fella125@yahoo.co.uk and tell me were your from and we'll try and find somewhere in the middle of everyone to meet up.
On the china thing. just waiting to hear from the chinese embassy. dont plan on paying for a guide as they cost 15000 pound which pays for 2 guides, there land rover and there hotel, food and fuel. cheeky sods!!
there are other ways of getting across which i don't realy want to broadcast on the net.
speek to you all soon.
ps s are on me dave!
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Hello Allen, I sent a message last week, did you get it ? I'm keen to meet ! my number is 07817284303, regards, john
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Hi all
Back after working hard to get money to payback my bank, the fuel in Turkey cost app. 2,5 USD!!
I you wist, you can see a few pictures here: http://www.tenere.dk/forumnew/forum_...?TID=687&PN=1. In the upcomming wintertime I will make a homepage in english with pictures.
About Siberia. I have not made a totally plan yet. My gold is to leave Denmark around 15 of May and return 15 of june (2006). My idea is to drive, Kazakstan, Altai. Stay in Altai and look at its beauty. Explore the nature and do some off-road driving. Iam openminded to go into Mongolia.
If some people is interested we can make a plan together soo all are happy : )
My written english stink like shit, iam better in spoken english, so please leave a phone number and i will call back.
I cannot wait to leave Denmark agin, and next time its Siberia... : )
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Hello Kimse,I to would love to return to the Altai, I was there in June, you will love it for it's birds & wildlife, the mosquitos are a bastard though !We must meet to discuss the possibilities, my number is 01403731620 & 07817284303, regards, john
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Originally posted by John Yates:
Hello Kimse,I to would love to return to the Altai, I was there in June, you will love it for it's birds & wildlife, the mosquitos are a bastard though !We must meet to discuss the possibilities, my number is 01403731620 & 07817284303, regards, john
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Hallo John
I have tried to phone you one time, with no luck. Do you have Skype installed? My name is kimkbh319. I well phone you back if we do not meet in Skype.
Regards Kim
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Hello Baswacky,
I am planning on driving through Kazachstan, Kirgistan, Mongolia and Siberia in 2007. A trip in the Altay region is also included. Maybe we can meet overthere?
Grtz,
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Hi @ all,
also heading for Altai and Russia, Mongolia in Mai - July next year. Have a look @ http://www.horizonsunlimited.com/hub...h-2007-a-24198 Starting from Germany in March I will be driving to Italy, Hungary, Ukraine and eventually enter Russia. I am looking forward to Altai and would like to meet you there, for a wee and a chat.
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I will be in Vlad in May coming in from the USA and looking for other riders going west, plan on Mongolia, Lake B., UB, gobi and all. If you are riding east bring me two new tires. HAHAHA.
Bill.
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