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Bishtek to Toktogul

Posted on June 6, 2017 by Vulcan MG — Leave a comment

Magnificent scenery once more. Over two passes… Horses, cows, sheep on road on many occasions being taken to rich grazing lands.

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The scenery was spectacular and the day of driving and photography was one of the best on the trip.

IMG_0972IMG_0967IMG_0963IMG_0981 (1)We stayed at a hotel which was very basic but clean. It was situated on a fast flowing river. Dinner was local Kygystan fare.

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This was a day where I could have posted hundreds of photos. However these will have to be a sample!  What wonderful scenery.

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