Typical Mongolian family is quite big. Usually, Mongolians have at least four children.
When I was in Mongolia, I saw many young pregnant women, as well as women with small children.
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what a great family photo
Thank you 🙂
I was wondering about the little girl in a tank top while the rest of the family is wearing sweat shirts. Was it cold or warm?? Just a thought that came into my head when I looked at the nice picture.
I think, children often run a lot, so it may be the reason.
It wasn’t there extra hot, nor very cold, kind of “spring-like” temperature = perfect for hiking.