Sahara Sharjah
Al Qasmiya Road, Al Guwair Street Al Guwair District near Municipality R/A behind Demas Building (Burj 2000) Sharjah, 62600, United Arab Emirates
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Dubai on the Flai
... Anyway, it was fun to look and pretend that I was going to buy.
We then walked to the Spice Market, which was really interesting. We saw every spice you can imagine. We tasted nuts, smelled lavender, and made small talk with the vendors. Of course, we got suckered into buying a few things (which we could actually afford). John bought a pack of spices for a gift, and I bought snake oil for my hair. Apparently Arab women use snake oil for ...
Desert Safari and Guitar Hero, what!?!?!?
... Guitar Hero, crazy car racing game, and some fun others. I was sooooooooooooooo excited to play Guitar Hero, I love that game so much! I played it on expert even though I hadn't played for awhile and I actually set the record for the game, by like 60,000 points, I got around 100,000 and the next closest score was only 40,000, I don't think people here play this game much, because I definitely messed up a ton, but it was so fun!!!!! We also ate ...
Deep sea fishing sharjah
We are pleased to organize cruises
(fishing, diving , Snorkeling , trolling)
Our boats 38 - 42 - 52 feet shaded and equipped with private bathroom
we provide all the gear with water, juices,
trips start for 6 hours and all additional hours requested by the client add AED ...
Bagless in Dubai
... what Dubai had to offer LOL. Rob seemed to forget about his bag temporarily :) We did wonder if we had wandered into a high class bordello ... so different from Egypt.
After a restless few hours sleep wondering what we were going to do if our bag didn't turn up, I got a text at 5.40am from Emirates to say they had found our bag. Lesson number 1 - if your bag goes missing, you can guarantee it's going to come back damaged. So our ecstasy at ...
Passing Through
... Dubai, eventually speeding at a comfortable 130 kph down the Al Ain Road - unprovokingly switching lanes and changing speeds (the apparent standard procedure here). While it never makes any sure sense to me, I'd guess it has something to do with regulating my fare, but this time, for me, no problem. As the Pashto music rattled through the door speakers (a sound I have become ...



