Holiday Inn Amman
Madina Al Almunawara St, PO Box 941825 Amman, 11194, Jordan
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Amman, Jordan for high speed access????
Marhaba and Happy New Year! I had been having such difficulty trying to upload pics about Africa from within Damascus that I woke one morning with an epiphany....leave the country in pursuit of high speed internet! The thought just festered until we made it a reality. We drove to Amman, Jordan from Damascus on the weekend of Jan 24th for 2 nights …
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Arrival in Amman
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Renouvellement de visa, épisode 1
... chacun avec ses avantages et ses inconvénients, et il faut donc savoir être stratégique. Servane et moi avons finalement décidé de passer par le Yitzhak Rabin Bridge (qui n'a rien d'un pont ma foi), au Sud d'Israël, entre la ville israélienne d'Eilat, et la ville jordanienne d'Aqaba. Et tant qu'à faire, de visiter la fameuse "cité rose" de Pétra, située à 200 km au Sud de Amman, capitale de la Jordanie, et classée au palmarès des Sept Merveilles du Monde. N'ayant que quatre ...
Questions designed to sort the expat worker from..
... br> As the night was winding down (at 3AM) I had a Jordanian approach me about marketing and selling the children's artwork in Japan. He said he has a client that would absolutely be interested. I think this may become a project for Clare (my co-worker at JRF who has so kindly introduced me to most of my friends in Amman and this volunteer opportunity) and I...since she was already thinking of the idea to turn the pictures in to some sort ...
Petra
... to Petra (Translates to “The Valley of Moses”. We were tromping around on the same mountains that the folks of the Bible did. That is never lost on me as I travel around this region).
Once in town, which was a 30-minute hike up a mountain from the hotel, we started our search for a coffee shop. Once we found a suitable place (one that was “sha'by” enough, which in Arabic means “of the people”), I went up to ask ...



