lunch before we set off on the drive back to Tashkent and the plane. Such a crappy bus and another noisy bumpy road but we passed a lot of cotton fields which were being harvested by hand. Men and women bent over picking cotton into large white bags. Outside of the cities the population is still very rural, donkey carts, simple dwellings etc. There was plenty of traffic on the road and we passed through many check points! Why? Bebe said
it was because we were close to Afghanistan and people might be smuggling guns. About 7 pm we arrived at the
airport.
Mirzoi Ulugbeck
Six of us were catching a plane this evening but before we could say goodbye to everyone we were whisked away to the Business Class waiting area and the other four to the economy area. Had our passports etc checked 7!!! times before we got on the plane. Such overkill! The Business Class waiting area had no food except some sad slices of cheese and old bread stick and a couple of bottles of soft drink. However the plane left on time and was comfortable. Then disaster struck me. About 2.30am tummy pains then terrible diarrhea until we landed at 8am. No breakfast served on the plane. Not that I would have eaten it any way. Took 7 of Judy's gastro stop tablets.
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