I was on top of the tallest minaret of Uzbekistan and I knew this was the end.

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March 12th 2014

Published: March 12th 2014

My road ended in Khiva, in between the 2 Kyzylkum and Karakum deserts, right at the border with Turkmenistan. I didn’t expect it to end there. That wasn’t the plan at all. This is my last blog about Uzbekistan and Central Asia. This 8-month adventure is over but it is without any doubt calling for other journeys. I have made the choice to go back to China to be with Jiang Xin. She couldn’t s... Read Full Entry

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Jeremy Chiron

Jeremyaroundtheworld

I am a 36-year old language teacher, currently working in Beijing. I was born in France but China has been my home for many years. I taught French and English in Fuzhou, Fujian Province, for 6 years. I never thought I would stay in China for such a long time but it’s been an amazing experience! Professionally speaking, teaching Chinese students is extremely rewarding. They are so hard-working and eager to learn new things. And then China… there aren’t enough words to describe this intricate (hence fascinating) country. “China is not to be liked or disliked: i... full info

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12th March 2014

danielle
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une perruque ?
je veux la même ...........

12th March 2014

Home and Away
Bob Carlsen

The Silk Road can wait for better weather...
the girl can't. Good choice. But I missed the welcome home picture where the girl kisses the boy.

13th March 2014

Jeremyaroundtheworld
Jeremy Chiron

it was a very small kiss anyway... ;-)
she was either still mad at me for leaving her alone for months... or felt a bit bad for not letting me finish my trip! Either way, I have been taking advantage of this: the sentence "I came back from Uzbekistan for you" has been very useful to avoid washing dishes at home! haha!

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