Believe it or not, the two packages that I laboriously sent back from Dushanbe, Tajikistan have finally made their way to my doorstep after nearly two months of being transported across the world by camel (I’m guessing). Now you get a chance to see the excellent workmanship that went into sewing these parcels together and [...]
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Archive for November, 2009
Here are some interesting statistics from our 2009 Mongol Rally adventure:
Duration: Scott spent 34 days in the U.K. prior to the rally (sightseeing, trip prep, and the Rotary International Conference), 52 days traveling to Mongolia, and 14 days in the country once he arrived, and an additional three days of traveling along with a stopover [...]
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My friend Joe from Team Rubik Crew took the time to produce and create this great video while he was doing the rally this summer. He took Tupac Shakur’s classic “Changes” song and had different people he met throughout the country sing bits of it. Worth a watch, whether you’re a fan of Tupac or [...]
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- Pre-Rally (28)
- The Rally (57)
- Post-Rally (15)
- Mongol Rally Presentation Feb. 28th
- Mango Languages Podcast Interview
- Mongol Rally Prep Tips
- The Kindergarten Opens!
- Mercy Corps Video
- The Bags Arrived!
- Mongol Rally Guys Statistics
- Tupac in Kazakhstan
- Epilogue
- We’re Famous! WJR’s Warren Pierce V
- Japan Ichiban! Number One! » Blog Archive » Charity: [...] Last year Japanichiban personally supported the The Mongol Car Rally team of Scott and Collin for a kindergarten to be built in Mongolia. The ki
- Scott: There isn't really a town there, thus the lack of a school. It is located near a prison in Bulgan Province, NW of UB.
- Detroit Will: Yay! What is the name of this town?
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In the summer of 2009, two guys from Metro Detroit are traveling 10,000 miles from London to Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia in an effort to raise money to assist underprivileged Mongolian families in becoming self-sufficient.Our Sponsors
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