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Showing posts with label streets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label streets. Show all posts

Sunday, September 25, 2011

Bug movement

This summer had one of those bug migrations. These long antenna sawyer beetle's were everywhere on the street. A lot were K.I.A, some were flying around bumping into people and getting flicked off. If you open your window for a bit even a slight opening these guys always get in. I've removed 4 of them. If your caught of guard these fellas bite with the force of an angry girls pinch. Thanks to their long antennas they were easy to remove.



There were a lot of grasshoppers too. I knew they could fly but I never thought they could fly this high. (Note: this is the 7th floor).

Mongolia is mostly cold, winter is the longest season. So until summer there are no bugs. And thank goodness we don't have big bugs.

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Sunday, September 11, 2011

Day in Mongolia: 10

Another day walking around doing errands and taking pictures. Bumped into a few interesting things.


























More buildings being constructed everywhere. This one's almost finished though. 


Sometimes beside construction you'll see these protective passages that protect your head from small falling pebbles. Used to love walking through these when I was little. Now I think these need upgrades, seriously.


No problem parking bulldozers in Mongolia ^.^; Just make sure you don't forget to lock the doors.


Huge pitfall trap. Obviously they're fixing the pipes, and lines. In Mongolia mostly Hyundai and Cat machines are used for construction.


Kinda Interesting. I don't see motorcyclists with matching uniforms that often.You'll see many things in Mongolia. Advertisement's of Espirit and Jeju island Korea in the back.


Caught people filming something. For a sec I thought of trolling the background a bit >:}  ...but I wouldn't want an angry camera crew chasing after me ^.^;

Ove-r.

Friday, July 29, 2011

Day in Mongolia 9: Rain

7 years ago as I remember rain was a rare phenomenon in Mongolia. But over the years it's raining more and more. It mostly rains in the months between April and August.


Thursday, July 7, 2011

Day in Mongolia 8

Every year after the advent of summer new buildings start to arise everywhere. More and more building's are being built in Mongolia.


There were no white walls in winter and I think they built the body last summer. The buildings are also getting higher and sophisticated. I remember back 2001 the tallest was only 12 stories high, now 12 is the norm.

Saturday, May 14, 2011

Day in Mongolia 6

Just showing pics of some products here. Not much though I'll show more later when I go shopping >.<

Saturday, April 30, 2011

Day in Mongolia 5

Haven't blogged in a while "sigh". I hope I still got it in me.
Let's star off with our protagonist looking at a building that has an antenna on top


Saturday, April 2, 2011

About Mongolia 3 | Spring time

I mentioned before that Mongolia has all 4 seasons. Thought I'd talk about each of them.
 First of is Spring which is the current season at this time. Spring is from April to May....i think.... -_-...>_>...


Sunday, March 6, 2011

Day in Mongolia 4: Chrismas tree

Back around Christmas time. When Christmas get's near Big Christmas trees pop up around the world. And here are the trees in Mongolia.


Popped out of nowhere at Sukhbaatar square. You can see that it's quite big. Christmas is not a national holiday in Mongolia. Like many other Asian country's, people celebrate it out of interest and because we like festivals. Mostly celebrated by Young people,couples, Christians of Mongolia and big shot company's.

Saturday, October 2, 2010

Day in Mongolia 3: Old buildings


I thought I'd show some pictures of some old buildings I took this week. Starting with


 In the past years there has been LOT's of new buildings being built in Mongolia. Some with new technologies of Korea and Japan (there are places called Korea town and Japan town hehe). But in some of the nooks and crannys left behind A few old buildings still reside.

Saturday, September 18, 2010

Day in Mongolia 2 : streets

Gah. OK so Finally got time to up-{some more}-dates.


Let's start the post with some nice sky pics of the day eh?.

Sunday, September 5, 2010

Day in Mongolia: 1 walk around

I'll be showing normal pictures that I capture on normal days in Mongolia.


It's been a while, so I walked around and checked what's changed while doing some errands on the way. It's still August so the trees are still green (kinda dark green). The weather now however is really random. In the morning it's chilly and in the noon it get's tanning hot.