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  1. 葫 (ninniku) is waiting on learn.japanology.nl. Try the quiz and Kiko will check tomorrow if you remember it. We start with the easy stuff there, no barbarians required. If you happen to be near Leiden and would rather learn it in person, in Dutch, that is japanology. nl. #Japanese #LearnJapanese #Kanji #JLPT #WordOfTheDay #Japanology #Etymology #Garlic #SilkRoad #ZenBuddhism

  2. 葫 (ninniku) is waiting on learn.japanology.nl. Try the quiz and Kiko will check tomorrow if you remember it. We start with the easy stuff there, no barbarians required. If you happen to be near Leiden and would rather learn it in person, in Dutch, that is japanology. nl. #Japanese #LearnJapanese #Kanji #JLPT #WordOfTheDay #Japanology #Etymology #Garlic #SilkRoad #ZenBuddhism

  3. 葫 (ninniku) is waiting on learn.japanology.nl. Try the quiz and Kiko will check tomorrow if you remember it. We start with the easy stuff there, no barbarians required. If you happen to be near Leiden and would rather learn it in person, in Dutch, that is japanology. nl. #Japanese #LearnJapanese #Kanji #JLPT #WordOfTheDay #Japanology #Etymology #Garlic #SilkRoad #ZenBuddhism

  4. 葫 (ninniku) is waiting on learn.japanology.nl. Try the quiz and Kiko will check tomorrow if you remember it. We start with the easy stuff there, no barbarians required. If you happen to be near Leiden and would rather learn it in person, in Dutch, that is japanology. nl. #Japanese #LearnJapanese #Kanji #JLPT #WordOfTheDay #Japanology #Etymology #Garlic #SilkRoad #ZenBuddhism

  5. 葫 (ninniku) is waiting on learn.japanology.nl. Try the quiz and Kiko will check tomorrow if you remember it. We start with the easy stuff there, no barbarians required. If you happen to be near Leiden and would rather learn it in person, in Dutch, that is japanology. nl. #Japanese #LearnJapanese #Kanji #JLPT #WordOfTheDay #Japanology #Etymology #Garlic #SilkRoad #ZenBuddhism

  6. We drove Uzbekistan’s Silk Road in Shehzadi the Toyota Tundra: Kazakhstan border to Jartepa, 4,500 km of Tashkent metro marble, Kamchik Pass, Samarkand, Bukhara, Khiva, Urgench, Kyzyl-Kala, Aydarkul, wrong turns, yurt-camp firelight, and FIRE freedom in motion.

    Full post:
    thevagabondcouple.blogspot.com

    #VagabondCouple #Travel #Uzbekistan #SilkRoad #FIRE

  7. We drove Uzbekistan’s Silk Road in Shehzadi the Toyota Tundra: Kazakhstan border to Jartepa, 4,500 km of Tashkent metro marble, Kamchik Pass, Samarkand, Bukhara, Khiva, Urgench, Kyzyl-Kala, Aydarkul, wrong turns, yurt-camp firelight, and FIRE freedom in motion.

    Full post:
    thevagabondcouple.blogspot.com

    #VagabondCouple #Travel #Uzbekistan #SilkRoad #FIRE

  8. We drove Uzbekistan’s Silk Road in Shehzadi the Toyota Tundra: Kazakhstan border to Jartepa, 4,500 km of Tashkent metro marble, Kamchik Pass, Samarkand, Bukhara, Khiva, Urgench, Kyzyl-Kala, Aydarkul, wrong turns, yurt-camp firelight, and FIRE freedom in motion.

    Full post:
    thevagabondcouple.blogspot.com

    #VagabondCouple #Travel #Uzbekistan #SilkRoad #FIRE

  9. We drove Uzbekistan’s Silk Road in Shehzadi the Toyota Tundra: Kazakhstan border to Jartepa, 4,500 km of Tashkent metro marble, Kamchik Pass, Samarkand, Bukhara, Khiva, Urgench, Kyzyl-Kala, Aydarkul, wrong turns, yurt-camp firelight, and FIRE freedom in motion.

    Full post:
    thevagabondcouple.blogspot.com

    #VagabondCouple #Travel #Uzbekistan #SilkRoad #FIRE

  10. We drove Uzbekistan’s Silk Road in Shehzadi the Toyota Tundra: Kazakhstan border to Jartepa, 4,500 km of Tashkent metro marble, Kamchik Pass, Samarkand, Bukhara, Khiva, Urgench, Kyzyl-Kala, Aydarkul, wrong turns, yurt-camp firelight, and FIRE freedom in motion.

    Full post:
    thevagabondcouple.blogspot.com

    #VagabondCouple #Travel #Uzbekistan #SilkRoad #FIRE

  11. E60/AH5 trans-Eurasia hwy: The E60 starts in Brest, France, and runs to the Chinese border. The AH5 connects China to Turkey. Here in Uzbekistan, they overlap as the M37—a single, absurdly massive ribbon of tarmac spanning continents with a straight face. It’s the ultimate global commute, mapping modern freight over the ancient logic of the Silk Road. Europe to Asia, served with a side of existential dust.
    🌍 thevagabondcouple.blogspot.com/
    #VagabondCouple #SilkRoad #Uzbekistan #Overlanding #travel

  12. E60/AH5 trans-Eurasia hwy: The E60 starts in Brest, France, and runs to the Chinese border. The AH5 connects China to Turkey. Here in Uzbekistan, they overlap as the M37—a single, absurdly massive ribbon of tarmac spanning continents with a straight face. It’s the ultimate global commute, mapping modern freight over the ancient logic of the Silk Road. Europe to Asia, served with a side of existential dust.
    🌍 thevagabondcouple.blogspot.com/
    #VagabondCouple #SilkRoad #Uzbekistan #Overlanding #travel

  13. E60/AH5 trans-Eurasia hwy: The E60 starts in Brest, France, and runs to the Chinese border. The AH5 connects China to Turkey. Here in Uzbekistan, they overlap as the M37—a single, absurdly massive ribbon of tarmac spanning continents with a straight face. It’s the ultimate global commute, mapping modern freight over the ancient logic of the Silk Road. Europe to Asia, served with a side of existential dust.
    🌍 thevagabondcouple.blogspot.com/
    #VagabondCouple #SilkRoad #Uzbekistan #Overlanding #travel

  14. E60/AH5 trans-Eurasia hwy: The E60 starts in Brest, France, and runs to the Chinese border. The AH5 connects China to Turkey. Here in Uzbekistan, they overlap as the M37—a single, absurdly massive ribbon of tarmac spanning continents with a straight face. It’s the ultimate global commute, mapping modern freight over the ancient logic of the Silk Road. Europe to Asia, served with a side of existential dust.
    🌍 thevagabondcouple.blogspot.com/
    #VagabondCouple #SilkRoad #Uzbekistan #Overlanding #travel

  15. E60/AH5 trans-Eurasia hwy: The E60 starts in Brest, France, and runs to the Chinese border. The AH5 connects China to Turkey. Here in Uzbekistan, they overlap as the M37—a single, absurdly massive ribbon of tarmac spanning continents with a straight face. It’s the ultimate global commute, mapping modern freight over the ancient logic of the Silk Road. Europe to Asia, served with a side of existential dust.
    🌍 thevagabondcouple.blogspot.com/
    #VagabondCouple #SilkRoad #Uzbekistan #Overlanding #travel

  16. europesays.com/iran/117163/ China’s Digital Silk Road in Iraq and the Middle East: How AI, smart cities, and 5G reshaping the region #AI #And5GReshapingTheRegion #breaking #China #China'sDigitalSilkRoadInIraqAndTheMiddleEast:HowAI #Iraq #MiddleEast #SilkRoad #SmartCities

  17. New blog: Kazakhstan overland from the Russia border to Uzbekistan — Kurmangazy, Makat, Aktobe, Aralsk, the Aral Sea, Baikonur, Qyzylorda, Turkistan, Shymkent, and Saryagash. Bactrian camels, dry seabeds, rockets, blue domes, and border paperwork. Civilization, basically.

    thevagabondcouple.blogspot.com

    #VagabondCouple #travel #Kazakhstan #Overlanding #SilkRoad #CentralAsia

  18. New blog: Kazakhstan overland from the Russia border to Uzbekistan — Kurmangazy, Makat, Aktobe, Aralsk, the Aral Sea, Baikonur, Qyzylorda, Turkistan, Shymkent, and Saryagash. Bactrian camels, dry seabeds, rockets, blue domes, and border paperwork. Civilization, basically.

    thevagabondcouple.blogspot.com

    #VagabondCouple #travel #Kazakhstan #Overlanding #SilkRoad #CentralAsia

  19. New blog: Kazakhstan overland from the Russia border to Uzbekistan — Kurmangazy, Makat, Aktobe, Aralsk, the Aral Sea, Baikonur, Qyzylorda, Turkistan, Shymkent, and Saryagash. Bactrian camels, dry seabeds, rockets, blue domes, and border paperwork. Civilization, basically.

    thevagabondcouple.blogspot.com

    #VagabondCouple #travel #Kazakhstan #Overlanding #SilkRoad #CentralAsia

  20. New blog: Kazakhstan overland from the Russia border to Uzbekistan — Kurmangazy, Makat, Aktobe, Aralsk, the Aral Sea, Baikonur, Qyzylorda, Turkistan, Shymkent, and Saryagash. Bactrian camels, dry seabeds, rockets, blue domes, and border paperwork. Civilization, basically.

    thevagabondcouple.blogspot.com

    #VagabondCouple #travel #Kazakhstan #Overlanding #SilkRoad #CentralAsia

  21. New blog: Kazakhstan overland from the Russia border to Uzbekistan — Kurmangazy, Makat, Aktobe, Aralsk, the Aral Sea, Baikonur, Qyzylorda, Turkistan, Shymkent, and Saryagash. Bactrian camels, dry seabeds, rockets, blue domes, and border paperwork. Civilization, basically.

    thevagabondcouple.blogspot.com

    #VagabondCouple #travel #Kazakhstan #Overlanding #SilkRoad #CentralAsia

  22. Almanya'dan gelen aile, 19,000 km İpek Yolu Rallisi'ne bi' yolculuk! Doğu-Batı dostluk ve kültür birleştiren bu macerada küçük akılları önünde. Deneyimlerinizi paylaşın! #Thread #SilkRoad #FamilyVibes

    🚩 #Thread #SilkRoad #FamilyVibes

  23. New blog: our #Russia overland leg from #Georgia to #Kazakhstan via Verkhny Lars, Vladikavkaz, Dagestan, Astrakhan, the Volga-Caspian corridor, and one suspicious pontoon bridge. Add GRU questions, scanned devices, jammed GPS, KPP-105, Bochkari Cola, and #SilkRoadAdventure Road history under the tires. Normal Tuesday, clearly.

    thevagabondcouple.blogspot.com

    #travel #VagabondCouple #RussiaOverland #SilkRoad #Overlanding #RoadTrip #Astrakhan #Kazakhstan #Caucasus #Travelblogger #TravelVlog

  24. New blog: our #Russia overland leg from #Georgia to #Kazakhstan via Verkhny Lars, Vladikavkaz, Dagestan, Astrakhan, the Volga-Caspian corridor, and one suspicious pontoon bridge. Add GRU questions, scanned devices, jammed GPS, KPP-105, Bochkari Cola, and #SilkRoadAdventure Road history under the tires. Normal Tuesday, clearly.

    thevagabondcouple.blogspot.com

    #travel #VagabondCouple #RussiaOverland #SilkRoad #Overlanding #RoadTrip #Astrakhan #Kazakhstan #Caucasus #Travelblogger #TravelVlog

  25. New blog: our #Russia overland leg from #Georgia to #Kazakhstan via Verkhny Lars, Vladikavkaz, Dagestan, Astrakhan, the Volga-Caspian corridor, and one suspicious pontoon bridge. Add GRU questions, scanned devices, jammed GPS, KPP-105, Bochkari Cola, and #SilkRoadAdventure Road history under the tires. Normal Tuesday, clearly.

    thevagabondcouple.blogspot.com

    #travel #VagabondCouple #RussiaOverland #SilkRoad #Overlanding #RoadTrip #Astrakhan #Kazakhstan #Caucasus #Travelblogger #TravelVlog

  26. Musical Interlude: Listening to some classical today, and this popped up, an old favorite. A musical illustration of two caravans traveling the Silk Road, each with their own musical motif, and as they meet and cross paths, their motifs combine. It's a great piece for music-appreciation classes, and a classic bit of musical orientalism.

    (Note about the orientalism: I've seem some condemn orientalism as cultural appropriation, but in all honesty, Borodin and a lot of others always were open about their inspiration for their works, and didn't pretend they came up with it themselves...so as long as you credit your inspiration, that meets my standards for acceptability.)

    "In the Steppes of Central Asia," composed by Alexander Borodin, performed by the Main Line Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Don Liuzzi.

    youtube.com/watch?v=g4tlQxaHetI

    #MusicalInterlude #AlexanderBorodin #ClassicalMusic #MainLineSymphonyOrchestra #SilkRoad

  27. Musical Interlude: Listening to some classical today, and this popped up, an old favorite. A musical illustration of two caravans traveling the Silk Road, each with their own musical motif, and as they meet and cross paths, their motifs combine. It's a great piece for music-appreciation classes, and a classic bit of musical orientalism.

    (Note about the orientalism: I've seem some condemn orientalism as cultural appropriation, but in all honesty, Borodin and a lot of others always were open about their inspiration for their works, and didn't pretend they came up with it themselves...so as long as you credit your inspiration, that meets my standards for acceptability.)

    "In the Steppes of Central Asia," composed by Alexander Borodin, performed by the Main Line Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Don Liuzzi.

    youtube.com/watch?v=g4tlQxaHetI

    #MusicalInterlude #AlexanderBorodin #ClassicalMusic #MainLineSymphonyOrchestra #SilkRoad

  28. Musical Interlude: Listening to some classical today, and this popped up, an old favorite. A musical illustration of two caravans traveling the Silk Road, each with their own musical motif, and as they meet and cross paths, their motifs combine. It's a great piece for music-appreciation classes, and a classic bit of musical orientalism.

    (Note about the orientalism: I've seem some condemn orientalism as cultural appropriation, but in all honesty, Borodin and a lot of others always were open about their inspiration for their works, and didn't pretend they came up with it themselves...so as long as you credit your inspiration, that meets my standards for acceptability.)

    "In the Steppes of Central Asia," composed by Alexander Borodin, performed by the Main Line Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Don Liuzzi.

    youtube.com/watch?v=g4tlQxaHetI

    #MusicalInterlude #AlexanderBorodin #ClassicalMusic #MainLineSymphonyOrchestra #SilkRoad

  29. Musical Interlude: Listening to some classical today, and this popped up, an old favorite. A musical illustration of two caravans traveling the Silk Road, each with their own musical motif, and as they meet and cross paths, their motifs combine. It's a great piece for music-appreciation classes, and a classic bit of musical orientalism.

    (Note about the orientalism: I've seem some condemn orientalism as cultural appropriation, but in all honesty, Borodin and a lot of others always were open about their inspiration for their works, and didn't pretend they came up with it themselves...so as long as you credit your inspiration, that meets my standards for acceptability.)

    "In the Steppes of Central Asia," composed by Alexander Borodin, performed by the Main Line Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Don Liuzzi.

    youtube.com/watch?v=g4tlQxaHetI

    #MusicalInterlude #AlexanderBorodin #ClassicalMusic #MainLineSymphonyOrchestra #SilkRoad

  30. Musical Interlude: Listening to some classical today, and this popped up, an old favorite. A musical illustration of two caravans traveling the Silk Road, each with their own musical motif, and as they meet and cross paths, their motifs combine. It's a great piece for music-appreciation classes, and a classic bit of musical orientalism.

    (Note about the orientalism: I've seem some condemn orientalism as cultural appropriation, but in all honesty, Borodin and a lot of others always were open about their inspiration for their works, and didn't pretend they came up with it themselves...so as long as you credit your inspiration, that meets my standards for acceptability.)

    "In the Steppes of Central Asia," composed by Alexander Borodin, performed by the Main Line Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Don Liuzzi.

    youtube.com/watch?v=g4tlQxaHetI

    #MusicalInterlude #AlexanderBorodin #ClassicalMusic #MainLineSymphonyOrchestra #SilkRoad

  31. #PamirMountains served as a vital, high-altitude bottleneck on the ancient #SilkRoad, connecting China, India, and Persia. #Zoroastrianism, a Persian religion, was deeply