Seabridge

Go Wilderness Mongolia provided in country support for this group travelling overland through Mongolia. The group were accompanied by a full production crew from ARD TV (Germany) who were filming a short documentary of the tour as well as 2 shorts for the news. The group set off from Talin and will conclude in Turkey later in 2009.

Many thanks to Kostya for the use of his images on this page. To visit the seabridge website please click here. Another interesting link is to Sentaklaus, two of the adventurers.

A Very Big Thank You

We would like to thank the group, on behalf of our project school, #63 in Yarmag for the contribution of 6 sets of vacuum double glazed windows for a classroom.

For more details of our projects please visit the Togoruu Trust.

To view the first footage of the ARD news on utube please click here.

Hustai Nuruu National Park The world's only wild horse - the Prezwalski horse, here in Hustai Nuruu	Kostya's camper and trailor Meets a typical piece of Mongolian road!
The main road to Kharahorin This was meant to be rebuilt for the millennium, not sure which one?	Mongol Eels Sand Dunes Reputedly to be the furthest North in the World.
Camp site visitors You never know who's coming to dinner	Motor homes We managed to find great spots for camping overnight.
Kharakhorin The entrance gate to Kharakhorin, where Chinggis once had his capital	Typical camp site scene Each evening we settled down to a good meal with fine wine.
Uni Mogg A few breakdowns were repaired on route, here the Uni Mogg gets a service on its power steering unit.	More visitors to the camp This time a vary interesting Morin Hurr group, from the local community.
Zaisan Monument High above the city the Zaisan Monument give a great view	The ARD TV film crew Hmm, fermented mares milk!
ARD ready for Nadaam Inside the National Nadaam Stadium, ready for the opening ceremony	Nadaam Stadium A full house for the opening ceremony
Time for some RnR At BD's Mongolian BBQ, Ulaan Baatar	Traffic Jam - Mongolian Style One road to the horse racing, 12 lanes trying to cross the railway
Last minute fill up Ready for the 4 day drive South to the border with China	The road to the Gobi All fueled up and trying to keep the sand out
Camping - Gobi style Ready to see the amazing view of the stars uninterrupted by light pollution	The Gobi Most of its precipitation falls as thunderstorms in the summer
The Gobi It really is as inhospitable as the stories we heard when we were young	The Gobi We said farewell to the group as they continued on beyond the Gobi