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nic0704: Inside our Ger tent - nice and cosy with the stove in the middle, unless it goes out!
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nic0704: Ger camp
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nic0704: Cute little puppy
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nic0704: Ger tent beneath the wind beaten rocks
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nic0704: Small sculpture
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nic0704: Dryer conditions in Mongolia means far less trees than Siberia
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nic0704: Some local dairy based foods, we also tried fermented horse milk!
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nic0704: Group photo in a locals Ger tent
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nic0704: Inside a locals tent
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nic0704: Ventilated roof of a Ger tent
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nic0704: Inside a locals Ger tent
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nic0704: Locals Ger tent - with Satellite dish!
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nic0704: Items for sale including ninja knifes and Samurai swords!!
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nic0704: Locals using the animals to move items
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nic0704: Working cattle
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nic0704: Local Mongolian man with his daughter
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nic0704: Brief snow storm arriving at camp
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nic0704: Preparing the horses before doing some riding
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nic0704: The horse are left to run wild and when needed are rounded up by the horsemen - it can take a few hours!!
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nic0704: Local Mongolian man with one of the horse
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nic0704: One of the horses escaped and decided to go for a gallop!!
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nic0704: The horse all lined up and ready to go
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nic0704: Heading off on a trek
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nic0704: Horse riding across the Mongolian plains
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nic0704: Huge wind-eroded rocks
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nic0704: Ger tents can also be souvenirs shops!!
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nic0704: Bust of Ghengis Khan, Hitler and Stalin!! That can't be right!!
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nic0704: Skin of a wolf or fox used to make hats and coats
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nic0704: Looking across the plains
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nic0704: Tying up the horses before heading up to a Buddhist monastery on the hillside