October 20, 2004
Almaty
The road to Almaty, in Kazakhstan. We headed due West (almost) from the border to reach Almaty.
Photo by Todd Borgie
| Logbook for Oct. 20th, Day 355 | ||
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Start: Almaty, Kazakhstan Time: N/A N: 43* 15.021 E: 076* 56.705 |
Finish: Almaty, Kazakhstan Time: N/A N: 43* 15.021 E: 076* 56.705 | Mileage: 000 |
| Notes: We worked on getting our Russian visas today, but the embassy closed the door for the day as soon as we were next in line. Rats. But Chanda and Todd received help from a travel agency, and we'll have our visas soon. We might be able to leave by Friday. So, we rested today and then went out to explore Almaty's night life. Not bad. We heard some bands play American music. (N.O.) | ||
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