Hod Hamidbar Resort and Spa Hotel Ein Bokek

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... eine "Aufräumaktion" in den Canyons zu organisi**en. Knapp einen Monat spät** hat ** es geschafft, am Freitag 13.Novemb** hat ** mit ca. 50 Kind**n und Jugendlichen aus dem Dorf und vielen Couchsurf**n Wadi Numeira von Müll befreit. Unt**stützt wurde ** von Sponsoren, die Müllbeutel b**eitgestellt haben und sich um ein Picknick gekümm**t haben. Schade, dass ich da nicht dabei sein konnte...<br><br>Am nächsten Tag dann endlich das Treiben im Toten Me** und noch ein Canyon...<br>

... hlt mir noch sein halbes Leben (zum Glück war er noch nicht so alt...), z.B. dass er schon in der 5. Klasse ist. Er schien sehr stolz drauf zu sein, dass er in die Schule geht. <br><br>Interessanter Fakt am Rande: Der Großteil der Jordanischen Christen (ca. 5% der Bevölkerung) leben in bzw. kommen aus Karak. In Karak treffe ich mich wieder mit Erik, dem canadischen Chouchsurfer. Wir essen gemeinsam Dinner in einem Lokal, dass vom "Lonely Planet" empfohlen wird. Inhaber und Koch hei ...

... the surface. The water is more than 30% salt so it is impossible to sink. We had a few non-swimmers in the group and even they enjoyed the freedom and safety of swimming in water without worrying about floating. We posed for lots of pictures as syncro swimmers and generally enjoyed what would be one of our last days on tour. We really lucked out with a group of people with similar travel interests and styles. There were no divas, no egos, no babies ...

... to describe this museum, it's not a movie with a plot and swelling violins. The curators go to extra lengths to make this about individual stories and people, the names, pictures, and belongings of as many individuals as possible are detailed for you. But it isn't just names. You get a time progression from the rise of Nazism in Germany through the gradual erosion of human rights for Jews to the start of the war to the start of the death camps to the ...

... across walls and battlements. The car was due back in Amman that night, so we set out up the Dead Sea Highway, many sights yet to be seen before home time.<br><br>Detouring off the main drag, we stopped by the little-known ruins of Ar Rabba nestled in the midst of a tiny town in the middle of nowhere. I was delighted to discover that some of the walls had actually been erected on a foundation of fallen columns from earlier ruins. Twenty minutes further ...

... away. Within seconds, it became a mad scramble to secure everything and throw it into the car. You couldn't even see much through the sand, not that you wanted to either, as it hurt your eyes and face to look in that direction. At one point, I took my camera out to film what was going on. You can't see anything in the footage, but the sounds and voices you can hear are hilarious. The sandstorm was so strong it made the news the next day. The three of us managed to ...

... is clay like) and rubbed it all over ourselves. Throughout our trip in Jordan and the Middle East, we have seen pharmacies with expensive Dead Sea mineral products that advertise healthy skin and brighter tones. Well we were getting the real thing for free - maybe at the expense of the Muslim women that were laughing at us from the beach. We hardly noticed their giggles because we knew ...

... Although it is all mostly sand and rocks. The trees along the way are olive trees! I love those olives, but they have to be pickled. We are in and out of the clouds and sunshine the rest of the way. The wind just won't give up. We finally arrive in Karak about 2 ½ hours later. It was a long drive. The taxi takes us up to the castle, at the top of the hill, and shows us the 2 hotels in the town. One is 45 JD and the other is 25 JD. We couldn't believe ...

... Finalemet on a pris la route du sud-est en direction de Ber She'eva et Arad pour atteindre Ein Bokek au bord de la mer morte donc. En route on s'est arretés au Mac Do pour déjeuner (les israéliens sont obsédés par la bouffe, et on a failli devenir obèses). On reprend la route, on croise des villes israéliennes sans âme et des villages bédouin (attention le Bédouin est Israélien, pas le Palestinien..., mais ce sont ...