Not all ger (yurt) interiors are quite so shockingly colourful.
Recently, I re-discovered my 2010 Mongolia trip photos while searching my archives for images to submit to stock agencies. I'm now motivated to publish a few more blog posts about this intriguing country. The traditional portable home for nomadic herders roaming the vast grassy steppes of Mongolia is the yurt, or ger as it's called in Mongolian which literally means…
Taken date: 2011-07-05 Location: Sukhbaatar square, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia Gears: Canon EOS 500D, 18~55 Standart zoom lens Editing software: PS4, PTGui 8.3.7, Photomatix 4, Lightroom 3 ARIUKAM© All Rights Reserved
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Learn what you should not do in a famous Mongolian Ger, constructible, and movable house when you travel to Mongolia and get a chance to visit or even stay in Ger.
A Passion for fruit
Mongolian Ger is a traditional dwelling of Mongolian nomads. Over many centuries the Mongolia yurt was modified into a perfectly aerodynamic structure...
Illustration
The Inner Asian and Uralic National Resource Center at Indiana University produces a number of materials that can be used in the classroom by teachers at multiple levels. Many of these materials are immediately available for free download. The IAUNRC also provides links to resources at other institutions.
A conversation about humidity, leaks and ventilation in a Mongolian yurtTo view our product catalogue, please visitwww.groovyyurts.comFor more technical help...
Mongolia
LEY / ARNSTADT / GERMANY ( 1906 - 1927 ) Rudolf LEY started his automobile production in 1906 with the type LORELEY. This was a fine marketing idea because the LORELEY is a well known rock on the German river Rhein. Later he called his daughter Lore so there was another play upon words. LEY never was a mass producer of cars as his automobiles were too expensive and he had to stop automobile production in 1927. There are at least 9 LEY cars still known in existence. chassis plate of a 1907 LEY, typ LORELEY 6/10 hp 1911 LORELEY registered in Berlin ( photo collection Thomas Ulrich) 1912 sales brochure 1912 LORELEY with the emblem shown in the sales brochure above In 1913 there was a rectangular emblem as shown on this contemporary photo: LEY changed quite often the design of the emblem. Here the 1914 emblem: Here you see the 1914 radiator emblem as shown on a 1914 sales brochure Size 12.7 cm x 14.7 cm Year 1914 Estimate contemporary photo: 1914 LORELEY 1912 brochure, may be this emblem was also mounted on the car itself There have been some more LEY radiator emblems: The letters stand for Rudolf Ley Size c. 4.5 cm x 6.5 cm Year c. 1924 Estimate Just after WW I another LEY emblem was mounted on the radiator: every LEY emblem is a hard to find item Size ca. 5.0 cm Year 1919 Estimate reverse of the 1919 radiator badge contemporary photo showing a 1919 LEY with vee-shaped radiator and the (red / white ) emblem shown above 1922 advertisment Size 9.1 cm x 8.0 cm Year 1923 - 1925 Estimate the emblem shown above was registered in 1923 1910 LORELEY automobile. The white emblem in the middle of the radiator was probably added in the nineteentwenties ( picture collection K. Dierks ) LEY advertisment of 1922 showing the emblem 1925 advertisment For more radiator emblems see older posts or top right of this page ( list of car makers ). When using a smartphone please use the button webview.
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