November 06, 2004
Scoborodino means "frying pan"
Vehicles in the snow. (Lake Baikal)
Photo by Nancy Olson
| Logbook for Nov. 6th, Day 372 | ||
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Finish: Chita, Russia Time: 6:30 a.m. N: 52* 04.805 E: 113* 28.950 |
Finish: Scoborodino, Russia Time: 2:30 a.m N: 53* 58.550 E: 123* 55.540 | Mileage: 578 |
| Notes: Paved road ran out and turned into a very new, wide, gravel road. Gravel was better than the pavement, and we made 100 km/h. Scenery reminiscent of NoCal. Cattle, horses, fields, trees. Had a gerry-can refuel just before dark. Also had some really good borsch just before that. Life is good. Tiring, but good. (N.O.) | ||
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