Jordan
Jordan in Pictures
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| The Treasury at Petra |
It feels like a million years since I got back from Jordan. In reality, it's been a week. But as soon as I got in the door, I was back out again to head to Avoriaz. All that travelling
should have meant that I was blogging a lot, but as I left my laptop at home, really what it meant is this blog has sat idle for two weeks now. For that, I apologise. But I'll be back on my game soon, I promise.
In the meantime, a good picture update post is in order. Despite the slight setback of severe storms in Jordan confusing my itinerary, I saw a lot in this amazing country, and have much to write about. Until then, have a gander at some of the places I packed in...
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| A view of the capital city, Amman, from a beautiful restaurant on Rainbow Street |
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| The hummous that accompanied every meal. Mmm. |
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| Good weather for ducks at the Dead Sea |
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| Great photobomb at Petra |
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| My lovely guide and driver in the snow |
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| A camel at Petra |
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| The sun breaking through in Aqaba |
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| The view of Israel from Aqaba |
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| The sun is out in Aqaba! |
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| Wadi Rum |
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| Climbing high in Wadi Rum |
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| Between a rock and a hard place! |
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| The first hint of the Treasury in Petra |
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| A beautiful horse at the entrance to Petra |
These pictures are so confusing - was it hot or cold? Camels and snow? My mind is exploding.
ReplyDeleteIf only I'd managed to take a picture of the snow camel - your mind would have BLOWN. If it helps, even when you're looking at a sunny picture, it was generally freezing. Even in the desert. I think I'm even wearing thermals there.
DeleteThat hummus looks amazing.
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