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19-20/10 Lots of transport to the Northern area
... taking a run along the beach in company of many Omanian guys walking for
exercise. So a harmonic and very romantic ending of this day as it turns into
night. A hungry fox was running around the beach the whole night. Hauling and
looking for remaining’s from the mobile barbeque take away that was parked
opposite our “bedroom”. Farewell daylight – hello moon and hello starlight. The
waves will be our bedtime story for this ...
To the harbor...
... and there were no road signs. We hadn't booked a boat tour in advance, choosing to simply go to the harbor and ask around. So we tried to stay along the coast road in the hopes of coming across that kind of harbor. The road curled around away from the water, and on a whim we decided to follow a line of cars as it turned through the town, which was fortuitous since we stumbled across the Khasab fort (or Khasab Castle as it styles itself). ...
Tales From The Sand Box - Episode 3
... around with a big stick keeping everybody in line. The word on the street is that the Iranians are a tad annoyed with little old Bahrain for jumping into bed with Satan a.k.a. the US, so it is unlikely that the Amir is going to do anything to make Uncle Sam take his bat and ball and go home any time soon. The sole purpose of our stop in Bahrain was for us to attend a series of briefings on what our role here is going to be. These briefings were taking place at the main ...
D-Dive
... old buildings trying to use the same materials as the originals. So, ok, organizing archeological work and trying to show what the past was like goes in the right direction. They just have to try give it a bit more sense! Beside the fort were some abandonned, destroyed houses, that are supposed to be part of something old and historically valuable as well. Well you can just drive by, or drive in if you fancy, with your big four wheel drive. That's conservation, ...
Evening Explorations
... here. The market was not huge, but there were as usual fruit and vegetable shops, local and imported, all of them fresh. The butcher's lane, the fish shop, and all the tailors. I spent some time there, wandering around and choosing some fruits for my dinner. Another part of the market was across a speedy road, under a high rise. These places they usually call "Iranian market". There you can find tin stuff, from normal ...
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