We left Ashgabat to Iran sunday morning, arriving in Mashad at 6:30pm. We tried to buy train tickets to Tehran, capital of the country, but all the trains were full for the next five days. The cheapest solution would be a bus. We also tried to visit the Holy Shrine in Mashad, the most important sanctuary in Iran, and second most important of Islam, but they didn’t allow us to get near the buildings. They even forbade us to take pictures. So, instead of spending the night there, we decided to take a night bus to Tehran. After 14 hours in a bus with no toilet we arrived in the capital of Iran one day ahead of our schedule. Yes, it’s true, we are ahed of our schedule now. Tomorrow or Wednesday we leave to Tabriz, western part of the country, and then to Armenia. Later, I’ll post photos of the last days.
Why?
We just want to bring the Olympic Spirit from Beijing, home of the last Olympiad, to London.
During the trip, we are going to show, in photos and videos, places that had never been shown on the internet before.
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Who?
Richard Amante

Journalist and writer, 34, lives in Beijing since 2007 and is in charge of reporting the trip. Published the book "Amante na China" in portuguese in 2011. Worked for TV Globo, in Brazil, and for China Radio International, in Beijing, but nobody knows exactly what he does nowadays in China.
Edgar Scherer

Engineer, 31. Lives in China since 2005 and got famous there after taking part in 爱情连连看, a traditional TV show, in March, 2012. Is the owner of the car and the guy that had this crazy idea. Just quit a great job in China to follow our Olympic dream.
Paulo Scherer

Entrepeneur, 29. Before coming to China, graduated in Business Administration in Germany, where he also played football professionally. As you can see, he is Edgar's younger brother. Nowadays is attending an MBA course in Beijing. He is the most organized of us, and the one taking care of the money.
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We are all single...


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