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10 Aug 2013
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China - Laos to Mongolia: April 2014
Hi all,
We are on the search fro travelling buddies / cost sharers for a trip through China in spring time 2014.
We are currently in SE Asia after having made our outbound journey from Europe over the last few months.
Since we have a camper van, we are looking for other 4x4s / campers, since we have to use the main highways (and motorcycles are not permitted on them).
We have a preferred guide, who we used for the outbound journey - we will get some other quotes, but if there is nothing in it we would prefer to stick with what we know. If you are at all interested then please PM or reply here, and I can send you our proposed Itinerary along with the anticipated cost breakdown.
Happy Travels,
Vaughan
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10 Aug 2013
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Can you help ?
Hi Vaughan,
Can you help ?
We are about to follow you on a similar trip from the UK through China in to Laos then Cambodia finishing up at our home in Thailand. We are starting out mid March 2014 and arriving in Thailand about August time, so we are unable to travel with you, however, I see that you must have had your camper in SEA for sometime and now going to keep it there for a long time,we are wondering about two things, firstly did you use or need a Carnet and if so in which country's and secondly how did you or how will you go on leaving your vehicle for any length in a single country until 2014, I am lead to believe that in Thailand they will only let you keep your vehicle there for a max of 3 months and I would like to leave it say 9 months in South East Asia so we could then travel back the year after.
We are in Thailand at the moment while our truck/van is being converted by a company back in the UK, so if there is anything else that you could advise us on it would be greatly appreciated.
I hope you do not mind me trying to pick you brains but it would help us a great deal
Kind regards
Dave
PS If you would like PM me that would be great thanks again.
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11 Aug 2013
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PM may not have arrived
Hi Vaughan,
I have sent a response to your PM on a PM with my Thai telephone number but I don't know if you have received it ?
Dave
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12 Aug 2013
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UK to Oz -outbound spring 2014
Hi Vaughan,
We too are looking for champanions for a China - Laos link for spring 2014. We are a landrover outbound from the UK to Oz with a scheduled UK departure for mid-May 2014. We have a priliminary quote for a guide through China but happy to consider options.
Our time scale is limited (4 - 5 months all in) so looking for approximately a 3 - 4 week China leg. Any good?
Happy to discuss - but fair warning, it's my first time on the forum so a rookie at the process (oh, and don't know what PM means . All advise welcome.
RayL
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13 Aug 2013
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Hello Ray
Some forum insight - pm means private message.
Alas it seem you are going in the wrong direction for us. There is another thread on here with a couple of campers going north to South, so perhaps you can work something out with them
Good luck
Vaughan.
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13 Aug 2013
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are you still going? I am currently living in Beijing, but might be ready for a trip in 2014.
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13 Aug 2013
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Point RayL in our direction
Hi Vaughan,
It is Dave (in Thailand) we have been talking, I see that RayL is new and you have tried to point him in our direction,so I have tried emailing him and also PM ed him,I hope you don't mind me using your page to get a message to him,RayL please check you email or your PMs.
Thanks
Dave
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14 Aug 2013
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Yes, 'going forward'
We are indeed still going, though I am not sure how useful it would be to you to join our party if you would be starting from Beijing. I can send you our proposed itinerary if it would be interesting to you
Cheers
Vaughan
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17 Aug 2013
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Hi Vaughan,
We are also looking for others to share the costs of China. We drive a Landcruiser and are planning to go from Laos to Mongolia in May 2014. We planned a route but nothing is definite yet. So seems worthwhile to see if we could combine our trips.
Cheers,
Coen & Marijke
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18 Aug 2013
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Hi Coen & Marijke
That's great news - I'm sure we can work something out so that our travels line up
If you want to send me an email, my address is the_vb at hotmail dot co dot uk
Look forward to hearing from you
Vaughan
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Europe to Oz
HI Guys Not sure if we can help but we are looking for travelling partners to share costs across China. We are thinking either Kazakhstan or Mongolia to Laos starting July or August 2014. Regards Lisa
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