Today is my last "full" day in Mongolia! Tomorrow I fly with a direct flight to Berlin and will not see the Ulaanbaatar and Mongolia for a few years. I will write at this point no conclusion, because I think it was needed to ensure some space and time, which I now prefer not to spend at the computer.
a little story of what happened at my front door But I would still perform again: When I moved into my new apartment was my home every day from the city along one of the three major east-west streets in Ulaanbaatar. 3 lanes in each direction and traffic at any time. Unfortunately, there was no sidewalk on this street, but only a very rough terrain with a lot to bend inviting stones and holes. When you then at once to build a geplasterten Sidewalk in progress, it was no longer forced zuwaehlen between a busy road or a Gelaendeweg. One or two weeks into the "building" was the Sidewalk finished and the quality movement had grown immeasurably. But unfortunately, the fun did not last long, because after 2 weeks, the way abgegrissen again, most stones are plastic was probably broke at the "degradation" and the situation as before. Apparently had been forgotten under the pavement to lay cables and pipes, so that now rumgebuddelt first and then build a new Buergersteit (also with other materials: O) Sorry, would I no longer experience the completion: /
At the time there was still an interesting article on Mongolia and the modern side issues:
http://www.zeit.de/2010/35/Mongolei-Rechtsradikalismus
I know not if I pack only one article on this blog, but I thank the regular readers and hope you have interested in what I wrote. This year had many interesting twists and climax, of which I have not mentioned but all in my blog, and we certainly remain long in my memory. Mongolia has many unique things and I can only recommend it to each with their own eyes to see. Unfortunately, they charge exorbitant prices for tour operators and a tour self-organizing is more difficult than other places. I will certainly miss the many hours of sunshine and behind the cry a tear or the high state of life, because here we could afford with little money. As of now, taxi driving and eating at a restaurant pure luxury: O
From the 5 I will be in Altenburg on a follow-up seminar and lets see how different the Mongolia has been then!
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