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The Mountain Men Who Don’t Exist in Kyrgyzstan

Posted by Kirsten Koza on September 2, 2016 in kyrgyzstan, scoop & scandal | 74 Views

I’ve never told this crazy, camping, Kyrgyzstan story before. It still gives me the creeps. When friends and family ask what happened, I tell them they’ll have to read about it in the future. My adventure was just published in Perceptive Travel magazine, in the USA. I hope Dan Brown and John Grisham like it (that’s a joke – you’ll see after reading on Perceptive Travel). Buckle up for a wild ride: The Mountain Men Who Don’t Exist in Kyrgyzstan.

 

 

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Posted in kyrgyzstan, scoop & scandal | Tagged Ak Kol, camping, Kyrgyzstan, Perceptive Travel

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