Direction China

Nous avons reussi a acheter nos billets de train avec un peu de bousculade, mais le charme de Nadege a fait le reste. En faite ici il n'y a pas tellement de regle, tout le monde pousse, et passe devant tout le monde. On avait joue strategique en se mettant dans plusieurs queues. Soudainement, un gars vient chercher Nadege et la met devant une autre queue. Nous avons donc pu acheter nos billets assez rapidement. Nous partons donc en direction de la Chine aujourd'hui. Premiere escale, la frontiere Mongoliene, et ensuite on va essayer de traverser en bus ou taxi. Arrive en Chine, nous pensons prendre le bus pour Pekin. Pendant quelques jours, nous aurons certainement pas acces a internet. Nous sommes en route vers une autre aventure.

We managed to buy our train ticket with a bit of elbowing (the queue here is slightly different from Scotland), but the charm of Nadege worked. In fact, here there is no rule, every one push and pass in front of each other.
Nadege was at the end of the queue, when a Mongolian guy pushed everyone and told them to let her in front. Thanks to him in few minutes we were in possession of our tickets. Well done Nadege, next time we will use the same strategy. Then, today we are going to leave Mongolia to go to China. We bought a local train ticket to the Mongolian border, we have to cross after with a bus or taxi, then we will need to buy a train or bus ticket to Beijing. We won't be able to get access to internet for few days. The adventure continues for us.