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Sinkhole, White Beach
... of us… In the morning, a dip into the very clear and warm sea makes us feel that we need to come back here another time, when, maybe, less people will be around.
1er novembre: Gouffre, White Beach
Un gouffre au milieu du désert? Il nous rappelle les cenotes mexicains, eau très profonde .... ici, quelques jeunes garçons fous plongent dans l'eau bleue de très ...
Goats and Souqs
... ship as we were wet with perspiration and in desperate need of a cold drink. Finding our way back took a little longer than planned due to a momentary lapse in our sense of direction. Resting now and preparing for dinner on the deck gazing out on the shores of Oman. I am sure it will be a very pretty sight as the lights come on in clear skies. Oh nearly forgot we have chosen another tasting menu. Chefs cocktail: Caviar ...
Oman; Oh, man!
... 8221; and a couple from France (she is originally from Canada). He is a police official in the north of France and she is a “Stress Reduction Consultant.” Oh; and there is me. We quickly bond between both ourselves and with our driver/guide who is full of facts and humor and loves to play Omani Rap Music on the stereo.
Our tour takes us to beaches and mountains, to swim in a wadi where water remains (unique in December), through tiny ...
Dish-dashing around with Muscat-eers
... in the evening/night sky. Very bizarre. After several minutes, the man in blue disappeared back inside. We’re guessing that the binoculars must have been night vision goggles. Not sure why we still need the bodyguards as we are well passed the danger zone, crossing the Gulf of Oman heading toward the Straits or Hormuz and in to the Arabian Gulf.
We are now in the home strait. Staring down the twin barrels that are Dubai and Abu Dhabi ready to be blown ...
Wadi Shab, painting, and packing to go...
... it opened out the other side into a huge cave with waterfall -there was a gap at the top so sunlight streamed in. Amazed we swam around and tried to copy the Omani man climbing up the waterfall using a rope, but we didn't get very far.. He then showed us this tiny gap to the left of the waterfall you could go through underwater and then it lifted up into a small space with stalagtites above that just had enough room for a head ...
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