Jabal Rum Wadi Rum

... musicians provided the beats. I should mention that the camp had 4 or 5 tour groups staying there and they didn't seem too impressed by our dancing, but I can tell you that they didn't seem to be having much fun period. <br><br>The next morning we were up and spent a few hours waiting around camp, reading and taking pictures of each other dressed up like Lawrence of Arabia. There didn't seem to be anything planned, yet they weren't in ...

... al zn plannen veranderden om de drie minuten en we wisten niet echt wat we met m aan moesten. En A was vooral een beetje ongepast aan het flirten voor een vent van ruim 40..<br><br>We wilden eigenlijk gewoon liften naar Wadi Rum, maar G had wel een vriend die taxi reed voor een vriendenprijsje.. Nou, voor 25 JD met zn drieen kan je wel 80 bussen nemen hier! Toen ging G nog even over de telefoon tegen onze volgende guide gillen, dat hij ons moest komen ophalen.. Goed voor ...

... tent, the food was excellent. The staff are very friendly and hospitable. After having my dinner, i sat down around the bonn fire while enjoying my arabic tea, i really like the aroma of it. <br>Over all i had a fantastic time, and i'm wishing to go back again one day, and invite my friends with me. <br>

... is more like an elaborate camp site with permanent tents that are more tarps draped in square room shapes. The place is hooked up to generators with minimal outlets and running toilets and showers, so it is a bit nicer than you would imagine, which I was delighted about.<br><br>We had enough time to quickly run out into the desert to go watch the sunset and get some nice perspective shots with our very long shadows. A few of the girls ...

Got to sleep in a wee bit this morning after some breakfast it was check-out and then on the bus to Wadi Rum. After an hour we had arrived at the tourist center and the start of Wadi Rum (which is a desert). Dropped our bags into the 4wds that we were going to be taking and then headed up to the visitor centre where just around the corner was the 7 pillars of wisdom. It was our first glimpse into this wonderful desert landscape that Lawrence of ...

... das zweite Mal kam, war Zedane schon eine ganze Ecke "netter" zu ihr, nahm sie ueberall hin mit und wollte, dass sie mal bei ihm in der benachbarten Hoehle schlafen sollte, damit sie "den Touristen auch aus eigener Erfahrung erzaehlen kann, wie schoen es ist, dort zu uebernachten". Als sie das mehrfach ablehnte und auch sonst nicht so hingezogen zu ihm war wie die meisten Frauen, liess er es schliesslich bleiben und schaltete auf den gleichen Unfreundlichkeits-Modus ...

... to wander wherever they want, although what they find to eat I'm not sure as there certainly wasn't a lot of grass. Some of the scenery was spectacular and I'm sure my photos wont do it justice. One of these areas was called Wadi Mousa (Wadi meaning valley). In some places the government is building houses for the Bedouin and I did see several Bedouin camps across the desert. The men and boys were either walking with their flocks of ...

... and Brazilian people in my jeep were grateful for my intervention. The day ended up being a great one. Wadi Rum is just beautiful, one of the most beautiful places I have ever been to. The desert landscape was just amazing. My favorite place was these sand dunes we visited. I always enjoy visiting sand dunes. Seeing the sun set was also another great highlight. The people in my group also made it fun. We all got along which was great ...

... back in our trucks to our camp. But our night was far from over . When we returned, Alissa, Gabe, Margaret, and I climbed up into the valley between the two hills at our camp, and laid down on a rock ledge to watch the stars. I've never seen such a clear night sky. As we talked, I saw around twenty shooting stars, and a few satellites (which at first I thought were slow shooting stars, because I had never seen a satellite before, but turns out I was wrong haha). The Milky ...

... ever seen poking up like saw teeth. The mountains are massive piles of rock with no vegetation whatsoever. So...it was a quiet town. I only spent a day there because I was using it for its ferry to Egypt. While there, I didn't do much aside from swim, sit in the shade, eat shawarma (twice!), and try to sleep through the warm night. The first time I ate, it was late afternoon, and I found a restaurant with an outdoor "air conditioner"--a machine with a ...