Kristin Fagerback spent three months traveling through Nepal, India, Bhutan, Central Asia, and the Baltics, moving between countries on jeeps, trains, marshrutkas, ferries, and a cable car. She navigated Uzbek minibuses with basic Russian, rode India's train network, and flew into Bhutan. The trip ended with a ferry crossing from Latvia to Sweden.
Okay, so over the last 3 months, I've been on so many different forms of transportation. Right now, I am on a ferry going between Latvia and Sweden. But in the last 3 months, I was in Nepal going on crazy jeeps and up to Everest. Woo! And then I was in India going on crazy trains. And then I took flights to Bhutan And then I was taking marshrutkas in Central Asia, having to learn a little Russian to negotiate. And then I was taking a train from Uzbekistan to Kazakhstan and a cable car in Kazakhstan and road tripping from Kazakhstan almost to China to Kyrgyzstan. And now going through 5 different countries here, taking boats through the Baltics and Scandinavia.
Trying Caffe d'Orzo for the first time in Italy (It’s not actually coffee!) 🇮🇹🌾
