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Day 14 Pakistan border – Passu | Unbelievable altitude differences, shivers and home sickness
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Day 8 – Kazakhstan #1 – Troitsk – Astana | Crossing the Border, Getting Lost and Wide Expanse as Far as the Eye Can See
Day 8 – Kazakhstan #1 – Troitsk – Astana On the Boarder We laid still on the car bunk with our lights out and had troubles getting sleep. The excitement of being on the first foreign border checkpoint was overwhelming already in itself, but now we also had to stay there for the night. We’d assumed that the checkpoint …