Japan to England, Overland - Part 3: Land of the Blue Sky

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I've been pretending to myself that I will write up all of the great times and memories that I had on my travels for almost a year now and starting to realise that it was perhaps too much of a grand task to imagine that I might have the motivation and drive to want to spend hours, days or even weeks, typing away in the hope that I might capture all of these moments before they slowly disappeared.

So, as for Mongolia, The Land of the Blue Sky, without doubt the most beautiful, untouched, epic and haunting of places I have ever visited, it is once again up to pictures, for now, to convey the sense of unparalleled awe I felt in the short time I spent there.

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Photos

Oasis in the desert
Base of the Sand dunes

Different Scenery
Green Valley in the Ghobi Desert

Go camel man, go!
Ghobi

Eagle with Monastry in the background
Erden Kiid

Me and our Camel man
Ghobi, cool dude

Walking the Desert
Ghobi

Beauts
Ghobi

ger and I
Home for a night

Camel man and Mishka
Ghobi

Dinosaur Jawbone
Found by our camel man, and kept in waiting for tourists, but genuine.
Ghobi

Camel Boss
Ghobi

Land of the Blue Sky
Ghobi

Conked in the midday sun
Ghobi