And then there was the day we took a local train.
The plan was to board a local train for a 2 hour journey and I must admit the idea had me worried.....
no air conditioning, crowded, who knows?
Well there was no need to fear. It was not crowded, there were fans, a few locals and I was colour coordinated!
And meeting the locals was fun.
And when was the last time you hung our the train door?
It seems everyday was loaded with a new and different thrill.
Our night in the desert was magnificent,
and luxurious.
We were roused before dawn with a cup of tea.
Beautiful!
Unlike my previous holiday posts these ones are just going to be random photo montages.
I thought the walking holiday was tough but a bus tour is really full on leaving me to tired to keep you posted at night so this way I am going to post random things...
Today, doors and windows:
Today I am going to start sharing a few photos form my holiday.
I won't do this in any order and I may repeat myself but bare with me.
Let's start with a camel ride in the desert from a few days ago.
It finished at sunset and presents me with one of the few times I will reveal myself.
The camel drivers were hilarious. Second from the right described his age as 70 minus 2.
I have never seen a sand desert before so this was amazing!
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