Day 121 Tyumen-BC Nzkoe 509/ 36.821 km - Reisverslag uit Kungur, Rusland van Rudy Welling - WaarBenJij.nu Day 121 Tyumen-BC Nzkoe 509/ 36.821 km - Reisverslag uit Kungur, Rusland van Rudy Welling - WaarBenJij.nu

Day 121 Tyumen-BC Nzkoe 509/ 36.821 km

Blijf op de hoogte en volg Rudy

19 Augustus 2014 | Rusland, Kungur

We continued the road to Yekaterinburg and parked in the town centre in front of the beautiful 1947 City hall. Once Boris Yeltsin was major here. We managed to find his statue covered under plastic because it was on a building site. In fact the whole centre of town is getting an upgrade. We visited the site where the last Romanov tsar and his family were executed. There is now a church. The crypt was open and showed family photographs. The main church was being restored. On the way out of town we hoped to find the place in the forest where the tsar’s family bodies were dumped (now a monastery) but the turnoff on the highway was blocked off and we could not find another way to it. Also later we hoped to see a border marking between Europe and Asia. It was not our lucky day. Also that we did not find. We drove on in the direction of Perm and drove off the road on a muddy track full of deep holes and water puddles towards a small lake. We did not want to go too far and set up camp on the side of the track. Even there some cars came bouncing by looking surprised at us and wondering what we were doing there.

  • 21 Augustus 2014 - 18:47

    Harm:

    Hallo beste mensen,

    Jullie zijn nu nog 3820 km verwijderd van Assen, jullie komen weer in 'beeld', keep all systems going!

    Geniet en tot wanneer?

    Groet, Harm

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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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