DESERTS, CAMELS, and the CASPIAN SEA

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For all the camel lovers. Like the horse in Central Asia, the camel makes the perfect pet. You can ride it, milk it, shoot it, skin it, and eat it....it really is the complete pet. Stopped in here along the way to the Caspian Sea for some Coke and a candy bar, came out with a water, two new hats and some new friends...................
Please car don't break down.................We left Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan on Sunday morning and drove for five and half days back up through Kazakhstan trying to get to the Caspian Sea to the town of Aktau where we can cross over headed for the Mediterranean and Antakya, Turkey....
We made it to the Caspian with almost no complications, we praise God for his guidance and perfection.......
Bam................................

Comments

Shannon said…
It is so good to see a new post! What an amazing trip, definitely, praise God. Miss you guys, can't wait to see you.
October 20, 2008 at 4:44 AM
Julie A said…
Finally you post some new pictures and an update! Looks like your having an awesome time. The post about stopping for a candy bar and coming out with new hats and friends was my favorite. Miss you guys. I think the best part of your trip is coming up with Turkey.
October 20, 2008 at 5:55 PM
We're The Christensons said…
Love following you guys on the blog! Stay safe, stay fresh, and stay classy. -GARY
October 21, 2008 at 9:47 AM
travis said said…
call me and your family!
xoxox,
travis
November 3, 2008 at 1:23 PM
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