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A UNIQUE WAY TO SEE THE WORLD








The Grant family are travelling the world by horse-drawn caravan. They have arrived Ulan Bator, the capital of Mongolia, more than 12,000 kilometres away from their starting point in Scotland. Four years ago they transported their red and green wooden caravan to Holland, where they bought their first horse, Offy. The caravan is scarcely , large enough for David, his wife, Kate, and their three children, Torcuil, Fionn and Eilidh, and essential things like the children's school books. Offy managed to pull them as far as France, where Traceur, a stronger horse, had to take over .




Traceur can walk about 18 kilometres a day, but the journey has not always turned out as the Grants planned. In Slovenia they became caught up in a civil war and the 14 days they had intended to spend there became 14 months. Life in the open air has not always been easy. They have suffered extremes of cold (-28 °C) in Kazakhstan, and of heat in Mongolia's grasslands.




Fortunately the family have generally remained in good health, although Eilidh broke her ankle in Italy and her arm in the Ukraine. Soon they will leave Ulan Bator and head for Beijing and then the Pacific coast , where they will catch a boat to Canada. It will be another two years before the family arrives back home.

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A UNIQUE WAY TO SEE THE WORLD The Grant family are travelling the world by horse-drawn caravan. They have arrived! Ulan Bator, the capital of Mongolia, more than 12.000 kilometres away from their starting point in Scotland. Four years ago they transported their red and green wooden caravan to Holland, where they bought their first horse, Offy. The caravan is, scarcely large enough for David, his wife, Kate, and their three children, Torcuil, Fionn and Eilidh, and essential things like the children's school books. Offy managed to pull them as far as France, where Traceur, a stronger horse, had to take over. Traceur can walk about 18 kilometres a day, but the journey has not always turned out as the Grants planned. In Slovenia they became caught up in a civil war and the 14 days they had intended to spend there became 14 months. Life in the open air has not always been easy. They have suffered extremes of cold (-28° C) in Kazakhstan, and of heat in Mongolia's of grasslands. Fortunately the family have generally remained in good health, although Eilidh broke her ankle in Italy and her arm in the Ukraine. Soon they will leave Ulan Bator and head for Beijing and then the Pacific coast, where they will catch a boat to Canada. It will be another two years before the family arrives back home.

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A UNIQUE WAY TO SEE THE WORLD








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Fortunately the family have remained in good health Generally, although the her ankle broke Eilidh in Italy and the her arm in the Ukraine. Soon leave Ulan Bator chúng sẽ and head for Beijing and then the Pacific coast, where a boat to catch sẽ chúng Canada. It Will Be another two years is before the family arrives back home.