Jeep

We are at the border for 7am and this is our forth crossing. Though we worried about the number plate issue again, there was only two cars or so in front of us and we whistled through in record time. It was only 15 minutes for KSA and even with an X-ray machine traverse and […]

We leave our hill side camp spot and sadly are not able to say good bye to our Bedouin sheep herder friend. He was already up before dawn taking his heard up to the precarious slope. We cleared away ensuring not to leave a mark and headed back up the mountain road toward Wadi Rum.

After breakfast again in the majlis we are warmed and ready to leave for the Dead Sea. As we get to the other side of the valley we cannot believe our eyes, there is snow across the fields and along the side of the road. We take the opportunity to stop, build and snowman and

Up early, I am actually woken by a chap stood by his car which he oddly has parked at the back of our trailer. Nothing to worry about, but with a full empty massive carpark he had plenty to places to choose from. We quickly get ready and head over to the entrance for 6am.

We wake early but feeling refreshed and relaxed albeit I have serious indigestion and we did not even eat the love heart wedding anniversary cake that the hotel made us. Whilst Becky headed of for a treat at the spa (a facial for the road), I prepared Bruce the Jeep and trailer for the next

We find ourselves with a plan to get up early and be at the border early which is typical when you are cozy inside the pod and it is freezing outside. It actually was with frozen droplets on top of the iKamper. Well we brave it and after a scurry of activity we are packed

A rather frightful night really. We commented after dinner that we had not seen all day the guard dog, aka wild desert dog from the night before and even joked that it may have been cooked up for dinner after there were complaints about its barking during the night. Settling into the trailer for a