Cycling the 360°

We hope you’ll enjoy it!

So that you can all get lost in the time-space continuum – as far as our trip is concerned – here is a little musical slide show from Turkey. It is rather far back in time, and in space, but during the vodka drinking session in Irkestam I felt like putting this video together.

We met a motorcyclist, who was wearing a mask. He gave us some grapes. Read more…

After Mianeh we rolled down into the bottom of the valley, then crossed two tunnels. Read more…

Leaving Tabriz, an incredible number of cars were coming [towards us]. Read more…

Even before getting over the border we got a little foretask of the boundless Iranian hospitality from Mahdy himself, who was returning from his fortnightly holiday. Read more…

We thought Yerevan is a very good, easy to live in town, which we both liked a lot. Read more…

On one of our the last days in Yerevan, we finally managed to visit Ejmiatsin, the Armenian Vatican, the main sight, which we shouldn’t have missed out at all. Read more…

One day in Yerevan I received an sms. My mother sent it telling me to go to someplace where there is Internet access and start reading my emails. Read more…

We devoted one day to visit two churches east of Jerevan, Garni and Geghard. We didn’t know much about them, but all the maps marked them as great tourist attractions. Read more…