I only have myself to blame for this – Tajikistan 🇹🇯 | S8, EP94

By: Sexy

On: November 17, 2025

Tagged: Accident, Action, Amateur, Bike, Culture, Energy, Engineering, Expose, Fashion, Ground, Health, HOTEL, Island, Life, Mania, Map, Mountain, Nature, Network, Ocean, Restaurant, Shopping, SNS, Sports, Street, Style, Travel, Woman

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In this episode, I am riding to Roshan, which is the gateway to the Bartang valley in Tajikistan. After crossing a 3300 meter mountain pass, I stop to get some water and when I leave – I make the biggest mistake so far in my travels..

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