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18th October 2016

waddads
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It sure does! Our skin is still super soft!Sent from my iPhone
From Blog: Roman Ruins and Dead Sea Float
18th October 2016

Faye
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Floating in the Dead Sea must have been a fun experience. Jerash looks very interesting.
From Blog: Roman Ruins and Dead Sea Float
18th October 2016

scott.walker
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I've lost track of the number of Turkish coffees you guys have had!
From Blog: Roman Ruins and Dead Sea Float
18th October 2016

scott.walker
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Sign says no camels on beach, picture shows camel on beach. What is it anyway?
From Blog: Adventures in Snorkelling in the Red Sea
17th October 2016

Chris Cunnew
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You will have legs of steel after all this hill climbing! Hope the knees hold out.You won't need your floaties if you plan on swimming in the Dead Sea, but don't get the water in your eyes. A friend of ours did and suffered miserably.Really
enjoying your travelog.
From Blog: Crusader Castle, Mosaics, and Chasing Camels
17th October 2016

waddads
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Thanks Chris! We had a blast in the Dead Sea yesterday. Are you on Facebook? I posted some photos on fb.Sent from my iPhone
From Blog: Crusader Castle, Mosaics, and Chasing Camels
17th October 2016

dunawayjo@gmail.com
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Baby camels are fluffy! Who knew?!
From Blog: Crusader Castle, Mosaics, and Chasing Camels
17th October 2016

Valerie Brown
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Cute!
From Blog: Crusader Castle, Mosaics, and Chasing Camels
17th October 2016

rosswalker870
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Gotta love those Roman ruins. Doesn't the Dead Sea mud make your skin feel good!
From Blog: Roman Ruins and Dead Sea Float
17th October 2016

Valerie Brown
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Why aren't you supposed to swim far from shore?
From Blog: Roman Ruins and Dead Sea Float
17th October 2016

waddads
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Maybe because of the current? You might wind up in Israel! No danger of drowning though, it would be very difficult to keep your head under the water.Sent from my iPhone
From Blog: Roman Ruins and Dead Sea Float
17th October 2016

Valerie Brown
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ha, ha.... sounds dangerous!
From Blog: Roman Ruins and Dead Sea Float
17th October 2016

Valerie Brown
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You do!
From Blog: Roman Ruins and Dead Sea Float
16th October 2016

cynthiawishart
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Aaaaaaaaaw.
From Blog: Petra: Worth the Hike!
16th October 2016

cynthiawishart
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Breathtaking!
From Blog: Petra: Worth the Hike!
15th October 2016

waddads
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It's an anise flavoured liquor similar but ouzo, but better (smoother).Sent from my iPhone
From Blog: The Desert Highway to Aqaba
15th October 2016

Valerie Brown
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Well, as if I wasn't jealous enough...! Those mosaics are in fantastic condition and so interesting.
From Blog: Petra: Worth the Hike!
15th October 2016

waddads
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They were in amazing condition. I really like mosaics so was very pleased to see these. Today we went to Madaba to see the mosaic map at St George's Church. Amazing.Sent from my iPhone
From Blog: Petra: Worth the Hike!
15th October 2016

Faye
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Boy, that was an incredible day. Pretty exhausting but well worth it I'm sure.
From Blog: Petra: Worth the Hike!
15th October 2016

scott.walker
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don't wash those pants!
From Blog: Petra: Worth the Hike!
15th October 2016

Valerie Brown
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I agree, this IS a great pic!
From Blog: Petra: Worth the Hike!
15th October 2016

Valerie Brown
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For some reason, this photo really shows the scale to me better than the others. Amazing.
From Blog: Petra: Worth the Hike!
15th October 2016

Valerie Brown
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I bet they are cool inside. Did you go in any houses?
From Blog: Petra: Worth the Hike!
15th October 2016

waddads
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No, I didn't go inside. They are high up and I don't think they are accessible. You can't go in the Treasury or the Monastery either, but I did go inside the Royal Tombs.Sent from my iPad
From Blog: Petra: Worth the Hike!
15th October 2016

Patricia Brandl
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Very proud of you both for walking, however I expected nothing less. Many thanks for all the pictures and info.Hugs,pat
From Blog: Petra: Worth the Hike!

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