Ei ollut raksuloita ja limuskoita, mutta Chegetistä sai kyllä killer-Sashlikkia...

Juuri muuta en siellä tainnut syödäkään! :D Siihen parit palautusjuomat kyytipojaksi, niin kylläpä kelpasi olla!

En tiedä mitään vuorikiipeilystä, mutta mielenkiinnosta kysyn että miksi mukana ei ole satelliittipuhelinta? Akun kesto? Kallis hinta? Ei mahdollista vuokrata?

Puheluiden hinta on aika suolainen. Itse puhelin ei ihan hirveitä maksa. Toivottavasti saadaan semmoin seuraavalle reissulle!

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