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April 20th 2007

Published: April 20th 2007

As promised I write you this time from Asia.... I am in Sinop, a city which is located on a small peninsula in the Black Sea in Northern Turkey. Since the last entry a lot of things happened and I try to give you a quite detailed insight in what happened, and which adventures I went through! After the great time ı still had with Vasili in Peristera, I continued my way, with many thoughts in ... Read Full Entry

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Matthias

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After having finished my theoretical studies in France (just the master thesis still has to be written), I am travelling overland to China, my second time already, this time I'm following the Northern Silk Road. I intend to pass the following countries: Germany - Austria - Slovenia - Croatia - Serbia - Macedonia - Greece - Turkey (maybe a short stay in Georgia) - Iran (I really look forward to see this country)- Turkmenistan (in honor to Turkmenbashi ;-) - Uzbekistan - Tajikistan - Kyrgystan - China (Xinjiang and Tibet, then to Shanghai) My timetable is quite flexible, but I think that... full info

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20th April 2007

ERNESTO
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ABOUT TURKEY I AGREE 100%
YOU ARE RIGHT, MAT, DUE TO THE PROBLEMS WE ARE FACING TODAY, SOME PEOPLE TEND TO GENERALIZE AND THAT'S BAD. I WENT TO TURKEY LAST YEAR AND MET A LOT OF NICE PEOPLE, EVEN THE SELL PERSONS GIVE YOU TEA, EVEN WITHOUTH KNOWING IF YOU ARE A BUYER O YOU ARE NOT. (I DON'T KNOW IN GERMANY BUT IN USA, FORGET IT!!!!). I ALSO LOVE GREECE SO, WHAT CAN I SAY, FROM THIS PART OF THE ATLANTIC IT'S HARD TO COMMENT ABOUT THAT, GREECE IS ALSO ENCHANTING. EN FIN, ADIEAUX

21st April 2007

Grossemorue
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Wonderful
It is a pleasure to read your adventure on internet. The time where we were at school seems so far now. But what an incredible travel you make. It is true, behind the boarders of our countries, there are a lot of interessant people to meet. I read that you get your Iran visa. Don't forget to give us some news about this part of your journey. I am sure we will learn a lot of things. HitchHike is really an interessant way of travelling. Soon I will try. First to go to the market, after to go to the railway station (perhaps it is too far?). Bye

23rd April 2007

Jun
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hi, matthias, as always, you open another window of the world infornt of us, thanks, I will read your blogs later when i have May holidays, hehe. but you can come to here first: http://photo.163.com/photos/adaiyinjun/121773467/3135659371/ :P

23rd April 2007

Jun
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Immer interessant!
Hi, haven't got time to read your blog detailed, buy soon, I will have May holiday, and can read them then, but your photoes are very interesting, and no doubt, what you wrote must be even attractive, hehe. so, please see here: http://photo.163.com/photos/adaiyinjun/121773467/3135659371/ :P

23rd April 2007

Hiasi
Matthias

Great answer...
thanks a lot for your nice answer Jun! I am really looking forward to see you again...but it'll be not before October...so take care till then!

1st May 2007

Luis
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greetings
Hey, man!! I justed wanted to thank you for this invaluable travel guide and window to the eastern world. It is amazing all things you are going through. I gotta do something like that in some point (I told you one million times). Take care

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