Caesar Eilat

... van het dorp weer met de Jeep kwam oppikken..<br><br>We hebben ons wel bij Mo beklaagd, en kregen 30 eu van de prijs af, maar we waren toch een beetje teleurgesteld met het einde.. Ook leuk dat meneer dan op een bank ligt te slapen, en dat ik al een halve minuut met geld boven zn hoofd sta te bungelen, en dat hij dan vind dat IK onbeschoft ben, als ik het geld naast hem neergooi..<br><br>Ik ben wel weer een beetje klaar met Bedouinen.. Op naar de normale Arabieren in Aqaba...

... shame, Israel is much more than just Jerusalem.<br>A young couple as well as an English guy joined myself and the Torontonian on the walk from where the bus dropped us off to the border. The English guy lived as a Rastafarian for years in Jamaica until he decided to become and orthodox christian and is currently living in Ethiopia.<br>He was an interesting man.<br>The five of us were the only people on our bus that went into Israel because you see, Egyptians don't often come here.<br>The ...

... zu verschwinden, doch das Problem bei ihr ist, dass sie gern bei Mehdi bleiben moechte und niemand weiss, was mit ihm passiert, wenn wir beide gehen wuerden. Ausserdem bleibt sie noch offiziell bis zum 30. Juni und braucht bis dahin eine Bleibe in Jordanien, die sie nur bei Zedane oder Mehdi bekommt - in beiden Faellen also in Wadi Rum. Mal sehn, wie sich das noch entwickelt... Waere diese ganze Scheisse hier nicht am Laufen, koennte man meinen Aufenthalt hier gut und gerne ...

... There was so much choice and I ate far too much but I felt I'd earned it. When we went back to the coaches we were serenaded by a group of Jordanians dressed in costume playing their version of bagpipes and drums. We then made our way back through the desert to the ship. What a fantastic if somewhat tiring day. Christine's blog: As I couldn't go to Petra I took the shuttle bus into Aqaba past the tallest flag pole in the world. I was ...

... hotel.  After checking in we walked around to see the Flea Market by the sea and locate some dinner.  We think we had the equivalent of fast food shwarma for dinner, but it was still good.  And clearly this is a tourist town cause they had the obligatory Irish pub.  So we settled into Paddy's and had a beer and watched ESPN on the jumbotron on the patio.  We're not in Kansas anymore!

... treasury is truely amazing! The facade of the treasury was a beatiful rose colour and the size of the structure is amazing. Outside the treasury, the Bedouins dress up in what is supposed to be traditional costume of the Nabataeans. After the treasury we continued walking and came across the street of facades which contains rows of Nabataean tombs. We then split into 2 groups - those who wanted to climb and those who didn't (I didn't). Those of us who didn ...

... even though I was scared to death, the other two pushed me to try, so I made it up pretty high, even with almost a sheer drop down below. I got really scared, though, so the other two climbed even higher while I carefully shimmied down the smooth rock face to the ground below. One I had made it, though, I felt such a rush of pride and self-esteem- I could do anything! It was such an incredible feeling. Once the other two came down, we walked back to camp for breakfast. As we ...

... cows are born to produce milk for us. Like all mammals, cows produce milk for their offspring. At around 14 months old (maybe around 12 years human equivalent) they are inseminated and 9 months later give birth. The calves are taken from the Mothers who will then give milk three times a day for 1-2 years until they are inseminated again. Past the crowded pen I could hear the noise of younger cows lowing. I was about to find out what happens to the ...

... We have one of the special deck rooms with a deluxe bedroom and bathroom, a shaded terrace with two sitting chairs and table, AND also a private covered pool deck with two lounge chairs and a ladder into a swimming lagoon! Our fellow Trip Advisors had recommended this hotel as one of the smaller, quieter and comfortable hotels in Eilat. Our concept in choosing this location was to have two nights of complete relaxation after all the traveling and ...

... stay with me in Eilat for the weekend. We snorkeled, cooked, and saw a naked guy. This inspired some very inspired sunbathing, which I have to thank for the fact that I no longer have a saggy, naked, old man burned into my mind I think language barriers hit me hard. I have an inertial personality, where being quiet makes want to be increasingly withdrawn, and being loud makes me want to be louder. The words I pick are a ...