New, modern yurt build in Mongolia

[UKadventurer]

Sounds like a great wood stove. It's amazing how far burning wood has come and the developments haven't stopped because there's plenty of people who still have wood as a primary heat source.

I could use ours to heat our gers but I'd have to stay up all night to feed them. So it's our very nice secondary source of heat. We're still around -30C (-22F) at night but the days are very warm and sunny at around -10C (14F). It feels lovely after temps down to the -40's (C and F) low and -30's (-20's F) high.

Spring is in the air.

I used to fish but haven't for years. You have to travel a bit for river fishing here but they have some massive trout called 'taimen' and I think they fly fish. I might get my hand back in but it'd be a summer activity. No lakes near here. No tour for me, just friends. The tours are pricey $7k! Not including airfare to Mongolia. Probably another $2k from the USA.

https://www.orvis.com/mongolia-river...erian%20trout.