Made use of the internet. It was fast. Got some photos
uploaded and some blogs ready for john to edit and post.
Southeast
again, Saw the same “tanks” being transported as the other day.
Before arriving in Termez we stopped at a gas station to ask for diesel
they had none but the young guy jumped in the passenger seat and I
drove us around to another one that we had already driven past.
Filled up with diesel for 600 per litre then took the young guy back.
We asked if he had water John and the elder guy ferried the water
from the well while I held the funnel. The young guy hauled the water
from the well into the bottles. When we were full I asked them if we
could borrow some of their spacious concrete and shade to exchange
tires. All good.
So
John and I rotated the tires again. I think they were a bit amazed
that I got in and did my part. John and I have quiet the routine
going now. It was still hot but not unbearable in the shade. The
young lad had trouble with me kneeling on the concrete putting jack
in place so handed me a cushion!!!
A
bus load of young ladies arrived and were introduced to us. I showed
them inside all 7 of us together!! We left the young lad with a roo
and headed on out.
An unused aqueduct.
Just
before dusk we found ourselves passing unstopped through a military
post then past a dam wall and up into the hills. Finding a perch past
all the villages on a small track that crested a pass. A lovely quiet
spot. But such a long day.
221km
221km