Petra
Trip Start
Sep 04, 2008
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Trip End
Ongoing
At the Syria-Jordan border, I find out that I should have taken a bus from Damascus straight to Amman. As it happened, I again didn't have a way to where I wanted to go. A local Jordanian invited me to his house for dinner at Ramtha, then drove me to Irbid where I stayed.
The next day, after some ruins at Jerash, I thought I would get to Petra. I asked the bus driver when I got to Amman where he was headed, "Petra," he assured me. Unfortunately, his definition of Petra differed from mine by about 20 km. I was in Ma'an, it was past eight o'clock, and it being Ramadan, I thought I was stuck. Luckily got a ride with four other guys to Aqaba, then headed to Petra the next day.
Petra's definitely one of the most amazing sites I've ever seen. Got a few pictures before my camera stopped working. Damn you Casio Computer Co., Ltd.!
The next day, after some ruins at Jerash, I thought I would get to Petra. I asked the bus driver when I got to Amman where he was headed, "Petra," he assured me. Unfortunately, his definition of Petra differed from mine by about 20 km. I was in Ma'an, it was past eight o'clock, and it being Ramadan, I thought I was stuck. Luckily got a ride with four other guys to Aqaba, then headed to Petra the next day.
Petra's definitely one of the most amazing sites I've ever seen. Got a few pictures before my camera stopped working. Damn you Casio Computer Co., Ltd.!

