Here is finally a short update of what we have been up to lately. A lot has happened and we have seen many beautiful places (and countries!) in the last couple of months. After three wonderful months in Iran we returned to Turkey where we stayed for two weeks to do some repairs on the cars and see places we missed the first time we passed through.
Jordan next. Another country that we did not have any expectations of. And yet again have we been overwhelmed by friendly locals, beautiful scenery, interesting history and some adventure. We would like to come back to Jordan another time, to spend more time. After a few days in Petra we are now heading for the desert and the nature reserve Wadi Rum. We hope to spend a couple of nights with the bedouins before we continue to Egypt...
Back in Turkey again! Enjoying the beautiful sunset and a very much looked forward cold beer in Dogubayazit. /Pentax
Tuvalie, Oliver and Richard doing some geocaching in Mt Nemrut, Turkey. We camped right by one of the five crater lakes in this amazing volcano, the Green lake. Also called the hot lake since it has several hot springs where the volcanic gas still bubbles up. /Pentax
Camping with our Dutch friends and a week long travel companions Saskia and Sjef. By Lake Van in Turkey. /Pentax
The Poznic family ready for the steep climb into the crater of Mt Nemrut, Turkey. /Pentax
Hasankeif, Turkey. This old village with unique historical and architectural value is one of many in south-east turkey to be covered in water in seven years time, due to an extensive dam project. /Pentax
Tuvalie is reading a story for Oliver at the camp in Nemrut Dagi, Turkey. /Pentax
Richard under the grape vine in Nemrut Dagi, Turkey. /Pentax
Milan, Luka and Tanja fighting the wind on top of Nemrut Dagi, Turkey. /Pentax
These amazing stone heads and man-made peak of pebbles (believed to be an old tomb) can be found on top of Nemrut Dagi, Turkey. /Pentax
Fellow overland traveler from Sweden? /Pentax
The impenetrable crusader castle Crac de Chevalier in Syria – the castle in every child´s dreams. /Pentax
Some odd looking speed bumps on the road to Palmyra, Syria. /Pentax
Just another morning in the tent for the Poskitt family! Palmyra, Syria. /Pentax
Sunset in Palmyra, Syria. /Pentax
Camels with tourists in Palmyra, Syria. /Pentax
Camping and swimming right by Bell´s Palace in Palmyra, Syria. /Pentax
Luka in the ruins of Bell´s Palace in Palmyra, Syria. /Pentax
Just outside Umayyad Mosque in fantastic Damascus, our favorite city so far, by far! /Pentax
Richard’s off for some water activities in Wadi Mujib, not only the lowest nature reserve on the planet but a great play ground too! Jordan /Pentax
Pia is bopping around like a cork in the salty Dead Sea, Jordan. /Pentax
One of many fantastic views along King´s Highway towards Petra, Jordan. /Pentax
This is where we are now! Enjoying some wine by the poolside, getting ourselves prepared for some serious hiking in Petra, the ancient “forgotten city” in Jordan. /Pentax
3 kommentarer:
Kul å se er alla! Skulle så gärna vilja vara med på er resa - fantastiskt spännande platser o härliga bilder (man blir såå avundsjuk). Hoppas ni alla mår bra, barnen ser fria och harmoniska ut - vilket inte är så konstigt. Hoppas få se mer av er resa i fortsättningen, håller tummarna att allt skall gå smidigt på er väg.
Kram Anette
Hur är läget med er var ett tag sedan man såg några livstäcken, hoppas att allt går bra för er.
för oss går det bra känns mycket bra med att ha en liten där hemma:)
Hälsningar Robert Kaja och lilla Vasa
Vad roligt att läsa er blogg! Och vilka fina bilder! Jag gissar att ni får vara med om lite mer äventyr än vi här hemma (men det är ganska ok här ändå...;-)
Hoppas allt är bra med er!
Stora bon voyage-kramar från Helena, Tommie, Ester och Heidi
PS. En särskild hälsning skickas från Ester till Luka :-)
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