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4 Mar 2004
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Oz-Asia-Africa - Malay., Thai., Cambodia, Vietnam, China, Mo
I am currently a sole traveler going through the middle of Australia and arriving to Malaysia on 28 March. The plan is then to continue up to Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, China and along the east coast to Mongolia. From Mongolia back to China in the western part, then riding along the Tibetan Plateau east south before turning sharply to Tibet. From there it is Nepal, India, Pakistan, Iran, Turkey, Syria, Jordan, Egypt and so forth in Africa. Africa is thorughly planned too but that is too far at this stage.
Anyway, I would be very happy if anybody felt like joining me for any part of this journey. I am going on budget so I'll be mainly sleeping in the wilds. Like minded/budgeted motorbike travelers would be very welcomed, however I'm quite happy to hook up with anyone even if we had to separate each night due to a different requirements for "accommodation"...
On a slightly different note: I have been building a travel diaries / travel info website for the past quite a few months so I encourage you to check it out and use it if you feel like it. At this stage it is still under onstruction but the first public release is close, so please check it now and come back later to register. The address is www.traveledaround.com .
I'll appreciate if you let me know what you think.
marek
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10 Mar 2004
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Join Date: Nov 2003
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Originally posted by marek:
I am currently a sole traveler going through the middle of Australia and arriving to Malaysia on 28 March. The plan is then to continue up to Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, China and along the east coast to Mongolia. From Mongolia back to China in the western part, then riding along the Tibetan Plateau east south before turning sharply to Tibet. From there it is Nepal, India, Pakistan, Iran, Turkey, Syria, Jordan, Egypt and so forth in Africa. Africa is thorughly planned too but that is too far at this stage.
Anyway, I would be very happy if anybody felt like joining me for any part of this journey. I am going on budget so I'll be mainly sleeping in the wilds. Like minded/budgeted motorbike travelers would be very welcomed, however I'm quite happy to hook up with anyone even if we had to separate each night due to a different requirements for "accommodation"...
On a slightly different note: I have been building a travel diaries / travel info website for the past quite a few months so I encourage you to check it out and use it if you feel like it. At this stage it is still under onstruction but the first public release is close, so please check it now and come back later to register. The address is www.traveledaround.com .
I'll appreciate if you let me know what you think.
marek
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Hi Marek,I am heading up that way in May,similar route,email me on tomforde@bigpond.com or mobile 0418 691 271
Cheers
Tom Forde
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