Ramee Baisan Int'l
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My final observations
... house as we were at a dead end.
The roads are busy, its every man for himself as they compete for the same piece of road. You would have passed your driving test years ago here Patrick, there is a distinct lack of indicating, maintaining one's place in the lane and overtaking is like a national sport. Police abound, on motorbikes and in cars. There is the odd tank or two along the roads with a machine gun on top. They are strangely reassuring. I had contacted Ant prior ...
The sook that went to the Souq (pronounced sook)
... I will buy the tree of life as it would look nice in my non existent home. God I wish I was rich. They did lay by, how wonderful!!!!
Having appreciated how wonderful rugs can be we went to the haberdashery Souq. Our South African friend was delightful to the locals and they clearly liked her, it was so nice to see, especially as I had been scared to look at anyone in case I appealed to them too much and they wanted to whisk me off to meet their mother and ...
This is the life!
... 50 shades of **** thinking that any minute someone would spot me and have me flogged. The food was abysmal. I thought I was clever ordering a diabetic meal, alas no, this chicken creation appeared that was so inedible that for once I never touched my airplane food. Everyone else got cake and I got a banana, I was jealous. I had forgotten to book a seat next to the toilet and racked up 9 times in 7 hours, a world record no less. Talk about trying to be as conspicuous as possible. ...
Entre deux mondes...
Dire que Dubai nous ennuie serait peut etre un peu excessif (quoique), mais nous poursuivons la visite de la ville, sans élan pour tout dire.
On en a quand meme ras le bol des centres commerciaux, des rues vides sans charme, du manque de contact avec les locaux...tout ça sous 17 degrés...ou 45 selon le lieu.
Nous décidons de passer quelques heures à la plage...Jumeirah..ce nom a toujours sonné en moi..
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Bahrain Day #2
... wasn’t much to see inside the fort, so I didn’t feel like I was missing anything. The gate to the driveway was closed, so I hopped over the stone wall to stroll around the fort’s exterior and then the interior wall to get some photographs. It wasn’t until I was walking back to the parking lot that a security guard hollered at me. I waved and climbed back over the stone wall to exit the fort grounds.
The other two sights I wanted ...
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