I am aware that I have fallen very behind in terms of telling this story and that posts are now coming through with such infrequency that many readers will have lost interest. It must be a bit like trying to sit through a movie which only comes on in two minute bursts and then goes to an ad-break for five days. Which, incidentally, is how it is trying to watch Australian TV. I can only apologise for this (the lack of journal updates I mean, not Australian TV, that’s nothing to do with me.) I wish I had a good excuse for not being able to type, like this guy but unfortunately nothing as exciting as nearly being murdered in Mongolia has happened to me recently. For such high drama I suggest you switch to the aforementioned blog of William Bennett. I, meanwhile, can presently only find the motivation to continue my own blog in photo caption form:
We awoke to this beautiful sunset and made grilled cheese sandwiches on a free barbeque before continuing to cycle
I really liked the houses, which were modern and had interesting angles. Dea was more into looking out to sea, but it was lucky that she did that because she spotted...
We had to climb up a very steep hill at the end of the day and it was busy and narrow and not very nice. Here Dea catches her breath and admires the view once it was over
