Just in case you weren't aware....
We have an official site for the Mongolia Charity Rally, which has a blog, photos, news of our sponsors and route and a whole host of other fascinating tit bits of information.
With just over four weeks 'til the off, things are pretty mental, so I'll probably only be updating the rally blog when I get a moment. All I talk about is the bloody rally these days anyway, so it's probably more appropriate.
Our website is http://mongolia.charityrallies.org/steppebysteppe
We'll be updating from the road via text message as well, so definitely keep an eye on the rally blog from 10 July.
Cheers!
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Tuesday, June 08, 2010
International relations
Well, the witching hour has just arrived, as I make the finishing touches to my Russian visa application. I started at 9pm.
The process saw me pay the price for the somewhat strained relations between our two nations over the last 50 years; three screens of pretty searching questions for me - my current and previous two employers' details (which considering I've been working in my current place ...
Read More »The process saw me pay the price for the somewhat strained relations between our two nations over the last 50 years; three screens of pretty searching questions for me - my current and previous two employers' details (which considering I've been working in my current place ...
Tuesday, June 01, 2010
39 days
hello you lovely people. How the devil are you?
We've got Mongolian visas! So if all else fails, we can still make it to Ulaanbaatar - although clearly if all else fails it might make the trip that little bit more difficult.
Our passports are currently huddled together, shivering, in an unfamiliar cupboard in South Kensington as they endure their next right-of-passage at the Kazakhstan Embassy. ...
Read More »We've got Mongolian visas! So if all else fails, we can still make it to Ulaanbaatar - although clearly if all else fails it might make the trip that little bit more difficult.
Our passports are currently huddled together, shivering, in an unfamiliar cupboard in South Kensington as they endure their next right-of-passage at the Kazakhstan Embassy. ...
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