I am living right on the border between Europe and Asia. It is Ural
mountains here. My city is on the same latitude as Moscow, just about 1600
km to the East from it. And of course Siberia is a loooong looong place. And
I am living only on the Western corner of it. It take about 4-5 days on the
train to go through all Siberia. Like, if the land down under is roughly
about 3,800 km long, the length of Siberia varies from 5,000 to 6,000 km. To
the north hardly no one lives there. And the only transport they got is
helicopter coming once ir twice a year. It's like I read one hike report.
Guys met people living in Teepee along the rout. And they ask these people,
how often do you see people here. And the guy says, "Pretty often. Last year
we seen a helicopter". It's probably pretty much like Indians. Only
cccccooolllddeerrrr. Like in one town called Yakutsk right now is -50 C
(its -58F). I just can't imagine this cold. And we have here -10C (which is
14F) right now..
> > Hey,
> >
> > They would, but I'm already there :-))) Really it is couple hundred
> > kilometers from me. I am usually hiking there :)
> >
> Yep, I thought you was up around there somewhere.
>
>
> There's a storm coming, our Storm.
> PROCLAIMING GOD'S LOVE TO A DYING WORLD
> Say to the captives, 'come out,' and those in darkness, 'Be free!'
> Isaiah 49:9
> Love in Jesus
> Adrian Bonham aka Morning Light, The Larrikin
>
> I looked to the heavens to where God dwells
> I looked into my life to see he lives there as well.
>
> Outpost 49
> Hawkesbury Royal Rangers
> Windsor, N.S.W.
> Australia
> F.C.F. 94
> http://www.summit.net.au/~founder1/
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