Country: Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan From Turkmenabat to Bukhara Days on the bicycle:3 Kilometers cycled: 152 Average Kilometers per day: 50,66 Total Kilometers cycled till Bukhara: 6832 Total days travelled till Bukhara:654 Lesson learned: Corny soap operas convert grumpy soldiers in laughing friends Most wonderful miracle: Seven nice old men […]
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About a lovey-dovey trucker, too many potholes, “adding some girls”, a threatening taxi driver and the end of the world Tuesday 17th of July 2012 By bike from Yerevan to Iran part three. Before we made our way we visited the ancient observatory Qarahunge that was situated just a […]
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About a silent moment of staring, a fruity award, dance lessons and green lemonade Saturday 14th of July 2012 By bike from Yerevan to Iran part two. When we got up we decided to cycle far this day. We wanted to cross some mountains, bring some kilometers behind us and […]
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About a beautiful view, a mean swindle, a really creepy sleeping place and an apparently never-ending uphill with a peak. Thursday, 12th of July 2012 By bike from Yerevan to Iran part one. I thought it would never happen. Everywhere we read about it. They said it was visible from […]
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About SpongeBob in Yerevan, making friends and relatives and too much so-called Chinese food. Monday 9th of July 2012 We entered Yerevan in a very good mood. All the way was downhill and though we had already been so close to the city we arrived to the center before […]
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From Tbilisi to Yerevan: About support on two motorized wheels, finally getting a map, sleeping in the most comfortable bed and a lot of food Saturday 7th of July 2012 On our way we met two groups of bikers. One of them was a Dutch couple that had already done […]
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Wednesday 4th of July 2012 From Tbilisi to Yerevan: About our second meeting with the police, the goodbye in Georgia, swimming like Indiana Jones and our big treasure: the picture book. Leaving Georgia was a bit hard. We were already used to its food, currency and its people. So it […]
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About feeling like a local, drinking beer in a gallery and Georgians in Germany Jerseys, Tbilisi in daytime. Saturday 23rd of June What a city! We stayed for nearly a week with Robin in Tbilisi, even when the next couchsurfer, Mark, arrived. Just a few days before Mark’s replacement, a hitchhiking […]
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