(The mountains did not look bad either 🙂 )

Wind is one of the top energy sources in Jordan. We went thru Rajef Wind Farm today with 40+ windmills.

… reminded us of the drive to Laguna del Inca in Chile

Today, we saw a train carrying… well, just open carriages!

It was a memorable desert stay. If any of you ever come to this part of the world, please look up Orbit Camp. We had simply the best time. Great staff. Awesome service. To give you an idea, when we said our wine and beer was getting hot in the camp, they got us a new, small fridge and put it in!!

Off to Petra. Not high on my list. I am not big into archaeology or long dead people for that matter. But Her Highness wants to. So, here we go!!

After all the tiring trips into the desert, there is even more tiring job of picking pictures, blogging them and posting them in Facebook.

I am sure you are far more tired of reading the posts.

The solution is for you to block me and save you all the tiredness. Meanwhile, I am going to jump into the hot tub in my desert camp (I mean glamp) to get rid of my tiredness.

We had live music today. The Bedouin singer has come from Yemen. He played the ubiquitous Bedouin instrument (the “Oud”) and sang.

The second difference is after all the Arabic and Turkish coffee, today, we had American coffee – also known as wine and beer!!