Day 77 Krasnoyarsk-Urty Lake 379/19.779 km - Reisverslag uit Krasnoyarsk, Rusland van Rudy Welling - WaarBenJij.nu Day 77 Krasnoyarsk-Urty Lake 379/19.779 km - Reisverslag uit Krasnoyarsk, Rusland van Rudy Welling - WaarBenJij.nu

Day 77 Krasnoyarsk-Urty Lake 379/19.779 km

Blijf op de hoogte en volg Rudy

06 Juli 2014 | Rusland, Krasnoyarsk

The next day we obviously left late and the progress was hampered by 2 cities to drive through. At 18.00 we saw a small lake at the side of the road where people were swimming. A mud track led to the far side of the lake. Just when we finished our diner it started to pour down with rain. Some picnickers came by the car. We first gave them umbrella´s but after seeing them huddling under the trees we took them into the camper. It continued to rain so we decided to drive them home. Slipping and sliding over the track we just about got back up on the main road. Some 2 km on they asked us to turn to a side road. After 300 m the police (militia) had stopped a car. The Russians got worried and said we should turn around. Big mistake. Now we definitely drew their attention. The police followed us and stopped our car. They were friendly but not sure what to do with the situation. They asked our passengers to step out (in the pouring rain) and let us drive back to our camp spot. This in the mean time was becoming almost undriveable due to the rain. After some sliding and scraping of the car bottom over the gullies we got back to where we started.
P.S. again we have to deal with time difference. A week ago upon entering East Russia we moved our clock an hour ahead and yesterday we have to adjust it forward another hour. It means that we are now 6 hours ahead of Holland and I think tomorrow we have to adjust the clock again when we reach Irkutsk (an hour ahead) and the same in Chita (again ahead an hour). I keep losing an hour and actually quite difficult for your body to adjust to these rapid time change. It will be different on the way back though as I will be gaining an hour each time.

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We are a family of 4. Rudy Welling was a Principal Production Technologist with Shell/NAM's offshore team. He first went on sabbatical from April 2014 to April 2016. In that period he made a return trip to Vladivostok with his wife, Jamaliah, in camper Passepartout. This was followed by trips to New Zealand and Spain. In April 2016 Rudy re-joined NAM/Shell again in Assen for a year and then retired in May 2017 after 37 years with Shell. He and his family have spent some 21 years in various Shell locations around the world (NL, UK, Brunei, NL, USA, Nigeria, Oman, NL). Jamaliah Jaja is the Manager of the house and comes from Brunei. Anton (1993) studies Business IT in Groningen Bernard (1994) studies Mechatronics also in Groningen Both boys still live at home, but will have to run the household on their own when we start our trip. Our previous trip by car (Volkswagen Passat Station) was from Oman to Holland in 2007. Rudi's great plan is to travel with his wife in a camper around the world. The trips will be in steps. The first is from Amsterdam to Vladivostok. De second from Tierra Del Fuego in Argentina over the PANAM highway to Prudo Bay in Alaska. Australia and New Zealand will be separate side trips and Africa will either be done out and back from Amsterdam or just from the Cap to Amsterdam. Now as K/O of Rudi's retirement we are making this second step on a journey around the world. We hope you will enjoy our story Rudy & Jamaliah

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