Sarah Outen at the beginning of her trip crossing the Channel in the first week of April 2011.
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Receiveing a warm Kossack welcome as she crosses the border into Russia on May 16, 2011.
To world's end and back —
Along the way Outen says she has had to camp wherever there is a good site. Here a makeshift campsite is made by the roadside in Poland on April 27, 2011.
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Outen's flags fly high out of her bike kit while cycling into Kazakhstan on May 25, 2011.
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Outen says she struggled with the roads in Kazakhstan as she neared China and was at times, forced to push her bicycle through sand.
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Checking in online in China in August 2011.
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Cycling through the Gobi desert in China.
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Outen about to launch her kayak to go up the coast from De-Kastri then over to the island of Sakhalin in Russia.
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After hours in the water as she travels from Russia to Japan, cold water symptoms begin to set in showing the immense difficulties of this challenge.
