Day 3 started off as any normal nomadic day would— milking goats. This is where I discover, I'm not so good at it.
The women separate the females and arrange them head to head with ease. It becomes a goat milking puzzle. I give it a go, but I am clearly not a goat milking expert.
We pack up and head out for yet another bumpy ride.
We stop as we come across a large group of camels hanging out by the road. As we headed further south, I understood the term "Golden Gobi."We arrived in a magical area that felt like The Land Before Time. As you walk around this untouched land, you fully expect a T-Rex to appear from behind the hills. No wonder the Gobi has been a hot spot for dinosaur fossils. If I was a dinosaur, I'd definitively live here. There were condors circling above us as we walked around and I was hoping they wouldn't mistake me for baby livestock. This evening our guide and driver presented us with a bottle of Chinggis Vodka, which we were told we had to finish. We took shots, toasted to the trip, and slept very well that night.