This is a bride and groom making a climb to the top of Ziason we think to get married. However, all a couple needs to do to be married is to register, pay a fee and wala, they are legally and lawfully wed - a residue of the old Soviet influence.

On the inside of the ring-like structure is a huge mosaque showing the friendship the Russians showed to the Mongolians. Elder Carter and I are here with Elder and Sister Ford with the city in the background.

The ascent up to Ziason. There were a zillion stairs, the wind was freezing cold, but we made the trek and enjoyed the time we had there. LJ helped us get taxis and arranged for them to wait for us while we hiked around and got pictures then they took us back to town where we got lunch and did some more exploring.
Anyone for levis?? This is part of the "black market" in Ulaanbaatar.
Don bought this Russian looking hat. Looks rather dashing, don't you think!
Elder Ford looking for a winter coat.
There are plenty to choose from!!
LJ trying on another dashing hat. Wonder how it looks?? Not to worry the sellers provide a mirror so you can have a look. They'll even hold it for you!!
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