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With a shorter stay in Mongolia this year, ArcticTropic and company opted for riding semi-wild horses in Terelj National Park, northeast of Ulanbataar. The small,but sturdy horses are adept at rapidly climbing and descending the steep,sometimes wooded terrain.
Mongolia – Land of Peace.
Yaks yakking.
Ancient stones tower.
Climbing to Lord Buddha.
All Encompassing Wisdom.
Wisdom.
A Warning.
Mongolian and Tibetan Buddhism are very close.
After a long hard day on the range, a warm comfortable yurt.
The fires burn through the icy night.
Genghis Khan Rides Again!
Special Thanks To Tour Mongolia for putting together this Great Adventure on short notice !
Bagan is surrounded by tiny villages where life changes very slowly. On a silent electroscooter and GoPro strapped to my head I was able to coast through villages almost undetected quickly gathering everyday scenes. Since upload time is too slow here in Yangon , still clips will be posted for now.
Along the mighty Ayarwaddy. In monsoon season this spot will be thirty feet under water.
Water is hauled from a common well by oxcart.
1960s PLA Surplus.
More pictures to come, internet excrutiatingly slow. This much has taken over an hour !
During the first week of November, ArcticTropic took a road trip from Cape Town to Johannesburg,South Africa. . Here is some unedited footage in the mountains about 150 Km North of Cape Town. Huge quantities of wine grapes are produced in the region.
Outside of Agra,India , a few years back, I came across this young girl herding her goats. We’ll have lots of India video clips coming up – and you can order an excellent documentary India Incognito directly from this site.