The end is near. The last part in Russia is a bit over 750km from Khabarovsk to Vladivostok, where we will take the ferry to Korea. It will be an adjustment for us after riding 5 weeks through Russia. We feel very comfortable here and like it very much. Somehow, we all have the feeling we will be back someday, so it is only goodby for now.
We drove the last part to Vladivostok in one day. The road was ok, but the traffic became very busy. This way time goes by very quickly, so we enjoyed the day. Arriving in Vladivostok is a big difference than arriving in a small town. Vladivostok is very big, crowded, and traffic is chaotic.
Standing next to the Chinese border (across the river)
We drove the last part to Vladivostok in one day. The road was ok, but the traffic became very busy. This way time goes by very quickly, so we enjoyed the day. Arriving in Vladivostok is a big difference than arriving in a small town. Vladivostok is very big, crowded, and traffic is chaotic.
De weg van Khabarovsk naar Vladivostok loopt langs de Russisch - Chinese grens. Onderweg probeerden we zo dicht mogelijk bij China te geraken. Wij staan in Rusland, en de overkant van de rivier is China.
Standing next to the Chinese border (across the river)
Carl's nieuwe look na 5 weken "helm dragen".
Finaly his hair starts to grow back
3 comments:
Ja mannen graaf stuk gereden maar er blijft niet veel t shirt meer over. Proffiteer nog van de laatste weken en veel succes nog.
Carl,
Eindelijk terug haar op uw kopke!
Ziet er naar uit dat alles heel goed verloopt! Geniet er alledrie nog van!
Grts,
Pia & Chris
Ik zag de Carl liever zonder haar.Dan trok hij op dokter Klatsjkopf.
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