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... a brand new KIA Optima (with just 42km!) from the north to south and west to east. The main highlight was the Formula 1 circuit and one of Bahrain's mega project: Durrat al-Bahrain – a copy of Dubai’s palm – luxury sea front villas on man-made. Although most of the villas were still empty and the beach rather deserted there is hope that foreign investors from neighboring countries will not only enjoy Bahrain’s nightlife but also its quiet ...
Bahrain Day #3 -- Stuck in the Sand
... but he declined. Say what you might about Muslims, but one thing I have seen in my travels around the Middle East is that they are very polite, respectful, courteous people. In total, I had six soldiers, two policeman, uncounted firemen, and four civilians help me get unstuck today – a gang of more than a dozen. (Okay, I never saw the firemen, but they TRIED to come help me! – LOL).
I glanced at my watch: 4:00. I lost 2 hours 40 minutes of Bahrain ...
Rocking out
... target style place at the bottom floor thats where I got my towel.
When the sun set the party began. I met a bunch of new faces and we went to this house that was 45 minutes away from Manama the main city. We were going to meet up with even more people and watch the world cup USA v. England game. They had split the seating into two those cheering for england and those for USA. All but two of the native ...
Moving away!
Hi everyone! I got the idea from a friend to start a blog! That way I can email this link to everyone and stay in touch with all the family! Tomorrow morning my flight leaves to Norfolk with one stop along the way! Then From Norfolk all the way to Bahrain! I am completely packed and ready to see Derrik again! I will try to stay on top of emailing and blogging to keep everyone updated! My dad should be emailing Me and Derriks number to you guys!
Love, ...
Manama, Bahrain - A Bit Borhain!
... 4x4 only cost £6.50 to fill up to the brim!
The next day we took another lengthy hike to the corniche, once again marvelling at the World Trade Centre; it really was eye-catching. We walked beyond it to the Central Market, which turned out to be a rather mundane shopping arcade. We decided there and then to visit Bahrain Fort in order to experience a bit of culture, but first we needed some money as we only had eleven dinar left. This was easier said than done.
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