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4 Feb 2009
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Australia to Europe in 2010
My plans are still in their embryonic form, but the rough idea involves heading out from Australia (I'm starting from Perth WA) to South East Asia, then up thru Asia (somehow) and further west to Europe.
I've got no fixed departure date but initial research suggests Dec 2009 or early 2010 could be reasonable times to head off, and likewise I've got between four and six months to play with so there's some flexibility there as well. I'm hoping my trusty KLR650 gets me to a decent pub in London, otherwise it could be a long walk for a drink!
Cheers,
Vince
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Hi Vince,
How is the planning going?? Im currently planning a trip from Vladivostok to Europe in mid 2010. However this is a scaled back version of an Australia to Europe plan. My plan was also to use a KLR650.
Anyway id be very interested to talk (my email is russia2010<at>easpc.net.au I may take a little longer to reply through this website)
Chris
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30 Jul 2009
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aust to ?
vince,
departing bris to darwin, flying to KL, up to chang mai & back to BKK. can't seem to find easy way thru china so flying BKK to tokyo then ferry to Vlad. overland to turkey and points south (cape t)
depart darwin early dec 09.
drop us a line if u want to meet in se asia. ive already been thru cambodia, laos, viet, thai etc by moto so this time will be fairly quick stretch w/ phuket beach for xmas.
ciao
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31 Jul 2009
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What is the rough schedule for your Vlad to Turkey section? I am hoping to go:
Sydney-Darwin-Dili-island hop to Sumatra-Malaysia-Thailand-fly to Russia (Vlad)-Kazakhstan-Ukraine-Slovakia-Austria-Italy-France-USA. My schedule says departure mid May for Europe by mid July but might prefer to meet up with others rather than go alone so therefore might be more flexible.
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vlad-turkey prelim programme
9 jan '09 to 21 apr '10. Its via iran, pakistan, india, nepal then back to iran and on to ankara. If you're interested send me an email n i'll flick my programme, can't seem to make a .xls attach to this page. Currently looking at shifting everything forward a month tho...
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2 Aug 2009
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Rtw 2010
Hi all !,
I have similar plans and time-table, starting late Feb / early March from Darwin to Singapore then ride SE asia for 3 months.
Air / sea freight to Dhaka then 2 months following the Himalayas ( have mates there just now and quite wet - so not expecting to go quick including Kathmandu to Lhasa if I can find 9 other no-hopers ), then pickup Pakistan, Iran, ( North Iraq if OK ) Syria, Jordan, Turkey, Greece then slowly West to Islay in Scotland.
Finish there about October.
Good to keep in touch / meet if not tag-along for parts.
Cheers and keep in touch !!
Frank.
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6 Aug 2009
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Hey guys,
i'm planning a similar trip for April '10, Sydney-Cape Town, South Africa via S.E asia and the middle east. No real time frame, i guess as long as i have cash. Would be great to keep in contact and maybe sit down over a sometime and share thoughts.
Piers
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7 Aug 2009
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hi guys.
anyone planst to have even a short break at istanbul, our group coupleriders.net is ready for anykind of help-advice - assisstance or friends to join your trip in turkey.
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11 Aug 2009
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Beer in Sydney?
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Originally Posted by cutta
Hey guys,
i'm planning a similar trip for April '10, Sydney-Cape Town, South Africa via S.E asia and the middle east. No real time frame, i guess as long as i have cash. Would be great to keep in contact and maybe sit down over a sometime and share thoughts.
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Good idea. I suggest a brainstorming session in a few weeks. Say Sept 12th?
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Sounds good, might be in Byron that weekend but will know within a week or two. Will keep it open otherwise.
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