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And
I suppose you’re off to outer Mongolia?” takes a new meaning
when you in fact, going to this windswept land of herders.
We spent two weeks in this terribly poor but fascinating country that
somehow combines Buddhism and Communism.
If we could ever learn to ride a horse properly, we would love to go on
a three week horse trek through the wilds of Mongolia, learning more about
this fascinating people.
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on the link to read the story
Judy with some of the other
spectators at the Kharkhorin Races, Mongolia.
Judy with Mongolian kids near Kharkhorin.
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