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Tsagaansar 2019

Tsagaansar Baruunkharaa 2019:

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14 hours across steppe and mountain passes in this legend. shoutout to booyo jolooch, first of his name, protector of the van, cracker of jokes, and father of children all across khuvsgul 🌀
Xuvsgul sure is xilly 🌄
In response to how we can conserve freshwater, a student of mine said that we should all drink booze instead 🙈 Freshwater resources are limited and our actions affect their availability for present and future generations. It's fun to joke around, but truly take time to think of where your water comes from and how life might be without it. That is a reality for many people around the world. Water is a human right, and safe and accessible water for all begins with its appreciation and respect. 🌊🌎
Ikh Uul: the mountain that my village is named after 🗻

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