Mansour Amman
Down Town - King Faisal St, on the side lane before the main branch of Arab Bank Amman, 11118, Jordan
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Swımmıng ın the Dead Sea
We arrived in Amman with Jose, the only person of our prevıous group heading our direction. We were glad though cause he is the nicest, funniest guy we have met! He is a philipino who lives in America and is probably over 60 years old. He is so funny!
Amman was another big city. Quite dirty as most big cities have been over here. We …
Futher into the Middle East...
Time for our flight to Amman.... As usual our luck with pre-arranged airport taxis continues when our hotel reception informs us that the guy will be another half an hour when we arrived at the arranged time. So the calm, easy going morning we had planned has gone wrong from word go. We headed from the frying pan into the fire when we put ourselves …
I have arrived.
12 hour plane-ride - exhausting. It started off with a reading from the Quran. Newspapers were handed out, and the front page headline was that 6mm of rain caused 3 deaths and 20-something automobile accidents in Amman. My first reaction was to balk at how a little amount of rain can cause so much damage, but after one trip from the airport to the …
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... with what looked like felt or blanket, and sometimes plastic sheets. The only sign of life in the arid landscape other than this was the occasional shepherd with a flock of goats. We assumed that these were the shepherds abode and probably Bedouin tribal people, traditionally nomadic tribal people.
Got lost again, came to a T intersection & went right following sign to Dead Sea, only problem was you were supposed ...
Loving People and Being Loved in Jericho
... in Asia are so hospitable. Today was the first time I encountered Arab hospitality, and I must say that it even surpassed Asian hospitality. We had so much fun with this family! Although we could not communicate much in each others languages, we laughed a lot together. And they asked us to sing, so we sang an English worship song. Then, we asked them to sing, and they sang a song in Arabic. We also looked at some of their family ...



