We are all safe so do not be alarmed by the title of the blog. However, we are in some need of assistance. When Little Pepe got broken into in Kazakhstan, the punk thief stole my entire business card folder. I know business cards are a hot ticket item these days, but seriously. I have a few left that were floating around the car, but essentially, all of the business cards and e-mails of people we have been into contact with in one form or another since the planning phases of the expedition were lost and are probably now lining the bottom of a dumpster somewhere in Almaty. <\/p>\n
So, if you are reading this blog and are a sponsor, a traveler, a one-time passenger, an interesting restaurant owner or just someone who we met along the way and exchanged contact information with, I would appreciate it if you could e-mail either Steve or myself so we can start to compile our contact database again. If we have been in e-mail contact since we met, etc. it will should be in our Outlook, so don’t worry, but if not, we would truly appreciate hearing from you. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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