November 2013

Trans Siberian Tales – A brush with two Russian drunks

This is a continuation from: Trans Siberian Tales – Getting strangled by a Russian kid, Jee-ma I am relating this story not to …

Back on track with the narrative. This is a continuation from: Trans Siberian Tips – Planning to poo on a train toilet — …

I realised I had omitted a very important part of the Trans Siberian narrative – the border crossing from Mongolia into Russia. …

This is a continuation from: What I saw on the four day non-stop Trans Siberian ride from Irkutsk to Moscow Planning to poo …

This is a continuation from: Photo Story – Trip to famous Lake Baikal via Listvyanka For the second league of the Trans Siberian …

This is not a continuation from the series of Trans Siberian posts, but I thought it would be a good tip. Roubles …

This is a continuation from: Eating in Irkutsk If you asked me what I remembered about a visit to Lake Baikal, the world’s …

This is a continuation from: Irkutsk, around and about: A Photo Story After two days on the Trans Siberian train, with meals comprising …

This is a continuation from: Trans Siberian Tales: Why Chinese do not like Mongolians? Irkutsk is a small town to stopover along the …

This is a continuation from – Trans Siberian Tales: Border crossing from China to Mongolia The Mongolian league of the trip is my …