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17 Sep 2002
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Iran / Pakistan / India anyone out there ?
Well we have been travelling for 4 months now and seen only a few Portugese bikers and some Israeli ones. Is there anyone else in Iran at the moment ( we are in Tehran heading for Esfahan next week, Shiraz after that then the border ). Would be great to meet up with anyone else. Let us know where you are and when.
Cliff & Jenny
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18 Sep 2002
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Hi Cliff and Jenny,
I am ýn Dogabyazýt (Turky) rýght now and wýll cross the border to Iran tomorrow.
Esfahan ýs the town I wýll go to fýrst... so I wýll be there ýn a few day,s and stay there for a few day,s (never know what happens)
You can contact me through maýl.... I try to read ýt once a week or so...
Hope to meet you.
Maarten
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29 Sep 2002
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Dear Maarten
First, sorry for the late reply but we thought we had !!!
Today is the 29th and we are in Yazd at the moment - probably leaving on the 1st of October heading out of Iran via Kerman and Bam. We have met a German biker and are travelling with him also.
Are you coming this way soon ? We plan to hit the Iran/Pakistan border together - safety in numbers and all that.
Cliff & Jenny
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13 Oct 2002
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hi
i ll be in iran in november 2002, from turkmenistan
pakistan after , how long, it depends if i get a transit or toursit visa or even if i take a boat because of the dangers
any recommendations ???
thanks
http://vincent.danna.free.fr/
then india, for how long i don t know
happy trails
may see u somewhere
[This message has been edited by Grant Johnson (edited 13 October 2002).]
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15 Oct 2002
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Hi!
I am in Turkey currently, one day to Ankara, planning to cross Iran in November, too. Because I dont have my Iranian visa yet and the political situation, the idea of going around Iran doesnt sound too bad. Do you have any information considering this? Let me know!
Thanks!
CU!?
Jens
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23 Oct 2002
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we are currently in istanbul about to head down to syria and jordan breifly before entering iran mid november. when are you thinking of iran?
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24 Oct 2002
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Don't know exactly, had some Visa Problems (Iran) and have to return to Ankara to pick it up next week, visiting Kappadokia during this time, and after that head for Iran, so I will be there roughly the first week of November, but it should be no problem slowing down a little, as meeting for Iran does not sound all too bad..
Keep in touch!
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9 Nov 2002
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hello
i m in teheran waiting for my pakistan and india visa
will stay in iran until the end of november
then pakistan for 15-30 days, i don t know yet, then india, maybe afghanistan
and tajikistan on the way, if anyone is interested ... :-)
i m 30, french, driving a 100 gs
my email
vincent.danna@free.fr
http://vincent.danna.free.fr/
i m staying in teheran at shams hotel in the bazar for 3 usd (2500 tuman)
garage included, tel 390 0 446
you can find tyres at the intersection of valiasr and molavi streets, this is
the bike district here
there s also a bmw dealer not far from the intersection of ferdosi and
somayyeh streets
safe travels
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