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  • we'll go the other way then.
  • Russian toilets. How quaint.
  • the helpful russians who's assistance was essential
  • inquisitive germans in dresden
  • Driving through the mountains that lie between Iran and Turkmenistan
  • Saying goodbye to the orphans
  • Sharing some moonshine with the Iranian mechanics that fixed our car. Highly potent and highly illegal!!
  • Knives in an Iranian Service station. One of roughly 8 cabinets full of em
  • Sharing a Qualum and a brew in the hills north of Tehran
  • Er...
  • Taxi in Tehran
  • This was a common sight throughout Iran
  • A police officer using a public phone mid-way thru giving us an escort to a hotel in Tebriz
  • In front of what I thought was Mount Arrarat. Still could've been.
  • Strange fellow in rural Turkey
  • Melted CD case in Turkmenistan
  • Things heating up nicely in Turkmenistan - 120F or 50C!!
  • Bulgarian Sunflowers. Lovely.
  • In front of the Blue Mosque, Istanbul
  • We had some Turkish tea with these guys.
  • Lunch time in Bulgaria.
  • Random Romanian woman
  • Dracula's Castle, Romania
  • mister cok...
  • devils highway
  • Team Top Gun get into a bit of trouble
  • Dusty Panda
  • A late night Mongolian visitor.
  • Esengul Honda, Istanbul. Thank you for your donation Ali.
  • Members of the CBF Club Istanbul who met me in convoy, what a way to enter a city.
  • Lets go...
  • Motorcross tyres finally fitted after 2 days of motorcross on road tyres!
  • Nothing behind
  • Nothing in front
  • Forbidden City stonework
  • Scorpions on a stick
  • Not a good place to break down
  • My room for the night with a farmer in Iran
  • 400kms of Altay Mountains
  • pick a track
  • soviet era monuments in Kazakhstan
  • Speed humps
  • camels
  • Gobi
  • Go ahead punk.........
  • Gers in the distance
  • Bukhara
  • Hot ans sweaty in Bukhara, Uzbekistan
  • Found in Kazakhstan
  • 80kph was the optimal speed for these roads. Not an optimal speed to come off though!
  • Back on the track
  • Forbidden City
  • A golden dictator
  • My new crash helmet
  • Still on road tyres
  • Iran
  • The Turkmenistan caravan club
  • A fertile spot in Iran
  • Vanessa
  • Vanessa
  • No one was stealing our panda
  • Mongolian Ministry of Defence
  • Not a bad view

Welcome to Charity Rallies - lots of charity rallies organised by all sorts of different people all in one place, thanks to the UK based charity, Go Help. Charity Rallies is a community and portal to all the great charitable rallies that are already running, and a place for new ideas to grow into great charity events. The aim is to get more people across the world on the road for good causes. Sign-up and you can soon be on the road to some great charity adventures!

Mongolia Charity Rally

Sign-up for 2009!

The 2008 Mongolia Charity Rally set off on the 5 July 2008 with teams leaving London to the sounds of a traditional Mongolian Naadam festival complete with fermented mare’s milk, some fine music and a crash course in traditional Mongolian wrestling and archery! 10,000 miles later they donated their cars to a charity in Mongolia. Find out more on the site.


See their Photos and Videos and marvel at their blogs from the road.

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Recent FAQs

  1. I am thinking of taking my Rover 214, its about 10 years old. Do you think she would make it or be worth anything? Cheers, simon
  2. I have a nissan micra 1996 on an N plate with 92.000 mikes in very condition just had an M.O.T with no problems do you think this car would be ok for the 2009 rally
  3. What vehicles can we take in 2009?
  4. Where can I find all the FAQs?
  5. How much will the event cost?
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Latest Updates from teams

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6 weeks 4 days agoBangers and Yaks

What larks in the Motherland.
Single lane traffic queing up at railway crossing suddenly turns into 2 lanes when cars hare up the outside. This turned into 3 lanes then one of many clapped out Ladas that somehow go faster than the latest BMW's, Audis etc tried to make a 4th lane but ended up playing Roly Poly down a ditch!! Gave us all a giggle...
He even managed to climb out and rejoin traffic!
Brilliant!

This is the last team blog. Click here to see all of the blogs from the Mongolia Charity Rally teams.

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1 week 3 days agoRachiesbigadventureTeam CharityNo More Landmines
1 week 3 days agoRachiesbigadventureTeam VehicleVW Baja Beetle
1 week 3 days agoRachiesbigadventureImageMax
1 week 4 days agoTeamRachiesbigadventure
2 weeks 6 days agoGetcha Motor RunningTeam SponsorUk Baja Club
2 weeks 6 days agoGetcha Motor RunningTeam SponsorAirsouls
2 weeks 6 days agoGetcha Motor RunningTeam SponsorBuff
2 weeks 6 days agoGetcha Motor RunningTeam SponsorCotswold Outdoor
4 weeks 2 days agoTeam Steppe On ItTeam Publicity… and we're off to Mongolia
4 weeks 2 days agoBangers and YaksImagewe'll go the other way then.
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