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привет с Арашана.
Привет из Кыргызстана! прочёл твой блог-очень интересно. Какие планы на весну-лето 2013? я как и планировал провёл лето в России на Кавказе, зимовать вернулся на Иссык-Куль. Сейчас живу в селе Григорьевка на северном берегу Иссык-Куля, Если будете в Кыргызстане заходите в Гости, буду рад. Передавай привет Allison.

excellent!
Chad/Al- Wow, great blog entry, really enjoyed the read. Sounds like a good but HOT adventure there. Hope you can stay by the water 'till trail's end! Stay cool, be safe. Call when you can. Happy Trails, Dad

Amazing, you guys! Better than NPR, better than the New York Times, a really astonishing and strong account of the peoples and regions that you\'re cycling (!) through. Get back safe. I understand that you\'ve thrown yourselves into the ocean for the sake of the waves; but seriously, this is one hell of a tale you\'ve already told and more to come. Your writing and insights are superb--I don\'t know how you do it on the fly. Write up a final version when you\'re home and I\'ll be proud to sell it in our bookstores here in Berkeley. Honestly though I think that your story has national appeal.

Shambala and Shagri La
Tashi Delek! Oh, boy! So how many momos have you eaten this month? Thupa(sp?) noodle stew? Endless glasses of Yak (Gak) Butter tea? See some nice Himalayan turquoise to rival the Navajo kind? I AM JEALOUS, but no way in heck could I pull of what you are doing. I'd be the backpacker tourist on the bus denied passage. Looking forward to seeing the photos; though your words paint quite the picture. Wishing you safe journey.... love you guys!

Honk honk??
You guys are amazing. It's all so interesting. Tahoe awaits your return. I always think of you two when i do my morning ride. Be safe. ??ride on(get it)

Another Epic Experience
You two are awesome, very brave, and versatile to take all experiences, good and not so good, in stride. You take us into another world and I thank you for the honest descriptions. Pedal on and bon voyage .......... Helga

I am honored by ther mention, and it all sounds so cool ! Safe journey you guys. Greetings from the Black Rock Desert, we just had a solistice Playa CampOut with Amber and Eliot.... "He is like the Madonna Dunbar of Central Asia, he has the ability to dream freely and the wherewithal to push his dreams into reality. Our philosophy of helping out in the developing world revolves around identifying such individuals and getting behind them. In this case, it worked out quite well. His mission is to bring awareness to environmental issues in the adjacent 60000 hectare walnut forest (the largest and oldest on earth, well established when Alexander the Great marched through) through providing tools of discovery for tourists and locals alike."

wonderful
Interesting, enlightening, and fun. Alsways a pleasure. Ride on and write again. Thank You.

Good to hear from you
Chad: So great to hear from you and enjoy your adventure vicariously. I know who no one who has taken the time to so embrace the world as you and Allison have done. Many wonderful miles await, I am sure. When you grow weary of engaging Chinese border guards, perfect enunciation or not, cheese enchiladas await you in San Antonio.

I miss you guys! Enjoying life in Alaska, waiting for Caleb to get home from Boliva. Happy adventuring!

Keep me up to speed on your travels. Have fun!

So enjoyable to read you blog!
Happy to hear all are feeling well & on your way. Look forward to the next blog. Be save being the explorers you are,my prayers are with you.

Remember then
Hi Chad and Alison, Still remember celebrating your 30th birthday on Kili. If I had not done that I would not have attempted Denali that next year. Glad you both walked away alive after reaching the summit. 16,200 ft was high enough for me after we had the two deaths happen just before we went up the fixed lines. Beautiful views and an incredible mountain. My hats off to you both. Hugs, Kathy