Hi Anna & friends,
Hav'nt seen any updates on your blog since May so hope all is OK. Looking forward to seeing you in the 'land of Oz'. Chhers

Hi Anna
Great blog. You should become a travel writer!! Sounds like you're all having an amazing time. Fee, Naomi and I all really enjoy hearing of your exploits. Looking forward to the next edition.

Ok now found part two of Siberian - that answers the question it does look the same on the ground as it does from the air....trees trees and more trees. Wait until you have the excitment of the Great North Plain in China that's a laugh a minute (well 10 hours) as well!!

Hi Readers!

Are you aware that there are two blogs from Ulan Bataar, one about the train journey and one about the wrestling? You can find them both by changing the date (both 1st May) on the left hand side! xxx Look forward to the next one Anna, hope you can access it in China! XXX

It seems spooky that you passed through Yekaterinburg not long after I was in Chelyabinsk - just a few hours away - we left Chely on the 25th - when were you in Yekat?

Hi Anna
Thanks for hooking me up to your travel blog...great reading!!
I will post to the other curly-wurlies!
Looking forward to the next instalment.....good luck!!

Glad you've made it out of the Siberian wastes and in much more cultured arenas - Pleased to hear you are appreciating all the cultural diversity of Mongolia!!!! Can't wait to see photographic proof of your exploits and the wrestlers of course. Enjoy, enjoy!! So how was Irtustk????

eek. i like your travel diary. tis interesting! you should be a writer other peoples gap year ones have bored me rigid!! haha.

hope all is good for you 3 :)

Gpa is so impressed by your journalistic skills! His praise is amazing! You have really made a hit,now looking forward to next instalment. Good Luck.

Hi Anna et al,

Enjoying the blog and have sent links to my two Italian friends, so they can practice their English. You'll have to keep it up now. Only 4 months worth of episodes to come!

~Well done to be on the road finally -well acutally off the road and onto the tracks.......what's it like? From flying over three times it always looked very foresty and rivery - would like to know what it's like from the ground view......good luck for the next stage