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12768 km (7921 miles) and nearly six months after leaving Amsterdam. See “Map”.
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Posted by john in Far East
September 17th, 2007
Vladivostok, we made it!
13 Responses to “Vladivostok, we made it!”
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Michael says:
Bravo! Malotsy!
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Arnaud says:
Well done!
I have been following your progress for a few months and I hope to do a similar trip though Russia next year, your blog was fantastic to read. Thanks!
Arnaud.
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Nick Gerlich says:
Bravo! Becky and I are very happy for the both of you. Our only disappointment is that we won’t have anything fun to read now that you’re finished. I assume the book is forthcoming?
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Bob C says:
Congrats! With 12 days left you will not even need that ticket to China! (just promise no shortcuts through North Korea
Ready to buy a car yet? Going to start 5 years of Spanish lessons?
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Paul Stoecker says:
Congratulations on this monumental effort! Well done. Hope to see you back home soon.
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Paul Randolph says:
Congratulations on completing your ride across Eurasia ! We are glad you lived your dream !
Best Regards,
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David L Stevens says:
Wow, DID it, and NARY a snowflake in sight in your photos, as (ugh) there might have been IF you had missed your timetable substantially !!!!
What a feat !!!! Congratulations!!!!
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Debbie Lienhart says:
Congratulations! Thanks for the blog; I’ve enjoyed following your journey.
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Mike Connor says:
Congratulations Mike! So, what’s next? I think that I remember that you’re going to keep cycling, but not sure where. When are you heading back to Colorado?
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mev says:
Thanks for your comments and congratulations. I have an “epilogue” post in progress to post my reflections on the trip and the next plans, but the short answer follows:
I am in Vladivostok for another week or so. Today I moved from a hotel to a home stay. During this week, I’m running various errands. For example, today I brought the bike to a bicycle shop and got things serviced.
At the end of the month, I’ll fly to Urumqi, China. From there, I’ll bicycle to Turpan, China and join Tour D’Afrique for 3600km of cycling to Beijing on their Silk Route ride. It is a little different type of trip, supported (some meals are provided, gear is carried) and with longer distances per day. I’m looking forward to cycling through China, though will need to make sure I can ride quick enough in shrinking daylight hours. My plan is to create a web page with text and photos of the China trip but not until after I return. This site remains Russia, rather than being reused for China.
After the Silk Route trip, my plan is to relax a little before returning to work in December. I haven’t yet figured out if that will be in Thailand or Colorado.
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Harlan Hecker says:
Congratulations Mev,
It was interesting following your journey. Thanks for the posts. Good luck in China.Harlan
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Andrew & Joanne Hooker says:
Congratulations Mike, awesome trip and website.
Regards
Andrew & Joanne
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Ed & Robin Hildenbrand says:
Jealousy, thy name is Hildenbrand! Belatedly given, but no less sincere, CONGRATS! Along with the book your admirers yearn for, we expect a touring slide and talk show. Book PEDAL’s evening in early April. Enjoy the Far East next (isn’t that further west than Vladivostok?).
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