The long shadow will tell you this was pretty early

After the entertainment, we were taken to a place to see how the Bedouins cook their food. As was demonstrated, a hole was dug in the afternoon in the sand and then a black container was inserter. Charcoal/wood was added and lit. And the food was then hung in it (in this case, food meant chicken, potatoes and onions) and left to cook. A metal cover was put on it, with a cloth cover on that and then sand was dumped on it.

Once the layers were removed, out came some really, really well cooked feast!

With Bedouin music and dance and Bedouin coffee

We were on top of a hill nearby.

The mountains lit up in the golden colors. Reminded me of the Bayanzag Flaming Cliffs in Mongolia.

To give you an idea of the scale, if you can spot the tiny person on the right middle edge of the picture… yes, that person just scaled to the top of a huge sand dune!!

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