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Yes, I wrote about Afghan side. So forget about going from afghan Ishkhashim any other direction than Sarhad. It is NOT SAFE area for tourism now.

It will be interesting to see your progress toward Sarhad. I have never done it so early. Expect deep water after Khandud and try to cross it very early.
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Yes, I wrote about Afghan side. So forget about going from afghan Ishkhashim any other direction than Sarhad. It is NOT SAFE area for tourism now.

It will be interesting to see your progress toward Sarhad. I have never done it so early. Expect deep water after Khandud and try to cross it very early.
Cheers Sambor top advice.

I will be leaving my trailer here in Khorog and going in the Land Rover 90 only. Adam will be with us on his DRZ400.

We will be getting our visa tomorrow and crossing on Saturday. This will also allow us to re-new our Temp Import for Tajikistan.

The plan is to see how far we get without going crazy. We still have a long way to go to Siberia so not looking to damage the truck/bike on this leg. Its just going to be an exploratory look around.

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I just got finished with the Pamir and southern route along the pamir river. It rained on me some and snowed on me over one of the passes. The roads were crap so the riding was great

I never felt in nervous about safety. Except the dogs. those fookers run out at you in a full sprint. I resorted to kicking them while they were trying to bite me. Hopefully they will think twice next time.
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Where you at Noah? We were expecting you to arrive in Khorog at some point, been keeping an eye out

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I believe he arrived in Dushanbe yesterday.
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I believe he arrived in Dushanbe yesterday.
Correct. I am in Dushanbe. I'm not sure how we missed each other.

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