"4 WHEELS CAN TAKE YOU THERE, BUT 2 WILL TAKE YOUR SOUL"
Mission Accomplished
Finally after long months of preparation and 12,000 KM of driving trough different cultures, religions, faces, ways of saying hello and good-byes, food, languages, landscapes, we made it to Mongolia. MISSION ACCOMPLISHED! Traveling in this country means not to follow roads but just headings which can give you spectacular sceneries and emotions.
Tea Time
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Be prepared for flat tires
Entering Mongolia
A Stop sign in rural Mongolia
Buddhist Ovoo
Traditional dresses
another friendly encounter
Me in the distance
After Olgy
A truly five star accomodation
Speechless
Toward the Gobi Desert
Wild Horses
Kids Kids and more Kids
Difficult to find good clean gas
Mongolian are small people
Asking for directions
Children at play
Traffic in the desert
We bought some ice cream for children
Taking water from the well with the help of a Camel
likewise. I want to see you this summer. No excuses.
i am as always so proud of you.
Don’t forget that nobody cares.
It was a special rock for sure.
One of the rocks you used to pin dowm your tent is probably a meteorite.
That is prime land for meteorite hunting. I am on my way!!!
Amazing, Amazing, Amazing!!!
Great work gentleman. Thanks for sharing the experience….
Safe returns!
I want to do some of your adventures. They seem pretty spectacular.
Looking forward to see you guys in the fall. Lot’s to talk about
Thanks for the support
What a brilliant trip.You really captured the feel of each destination and brought it to life through your pictures.Thank you for that.Congratulazioni
Kevin
Amazing Roberto!
Oh, and THANKS for super photos! makes me want go go to all those places….
Awesome trip guys! Congratulations. A good cause and a great adventure. All the best and have a safe journey home. Derek
Arrivo presto. Baci.
Thank you Anne, Could have not done it without your help.
C’e’ ancora da arrivare a Magadan. Che ne dici ????
Grazie Bruno, Ci mancate.
Le foto sono bellissime. Molti parlano dei sogni; pochi li realizzano. I “giorni grandi” son destinati a pochi entusiasti della vita.
Complimenti vivissimi. Un abbraccio.
Bruno.
Grazie, ho potuto condividere con voi . ……. quante emozioni …. bravi, grazie,baci………
Congratulazioni ragazzi! Mi fa venire voglia di rimettere il il culo in sella e andare. Bravi!
Roberto
Congratulations on completion of your epic journey. You both have truly big hearts, & the orphanage is better off to-day, thanks to you making this epic trip.
Anne
From Italy helping children around the world on Motorcycles 
On my way. Thanks Derek
likewise. I want to see you this summer. No excuses.
i am as always so proud of you.
Don’t forget that nobody cares.
It was a special rock for sure.
One of the rocks you used to pin dowm your tent is probably a meteorite.
That is prime land for meteorite hunting. I am on my way!!!
Amazing, Amazing, Amazing!!!
Great work gentleman. Thanks for sharing the experience….
Safe returns!
I want to do some of your adventures. They seem pretty spectacular.
Looking forward to see you guys in the fall. Lot’s to talk about
Thanks for the support
What a brilliant trip.You really captured the feel of each destination and brought it to life through your pictures.Thank you for that.Congratulazioni
Kevin
Amazing Roberto!
Oh, and THANKS for super photos! makes me want go go to all those places….
Awesome trip guys! Congratulations. A good cause and a great adventure. All the best and have a safe journey home. Derek
Arrivo presto. Baci.
Thank you Anne, Could have not done it without your help.
C’e’ ancora da arrivare a Magadan. Che ne dici ????
Grazie Bruno, Ci mancate.
Le foto sono bellissime. Molti parlano dei sogni; pochi li realizzano. I “giorni grandi” son destinati a pochi entusiasti della vita.
Complimenti vivissimi. Un abbraccio.
Bruno.
Grazie, ho potuto condividere con voi . ……. quante emozioni …. bravi, grazie,baci………
Congratulazioni ragazzi! Mi fa venire voglia di rimettere il il culo in sella e andare. Bravi!
Roberto
Congratulations on completion of your epic journey. You both have truly big hearts, & the orphanage is better off to-day, thanks to you making this epic trip.
Anne