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- Rum Village, our entrance point into Wadi Rum where T.E. Lawrence trekked across the desert and Lawrence of Arabia was filmed
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- An iconic Arabian Desert sight – lineup of camels bringing supplies to the Bedouin Tribes
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- A lone tree stands the test of time in the dry desert, Wadi Rum
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- The crumbling rock broken away during the years and from the occasional heavy rain
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- A barefooted Bedouin tribesman fixes us our first taste of Bedouin hot sweet tea in his Bedouin tent – so from our world on so many fronts
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- Enjoying the hot sweet Bedouin tea in a Bedouin tent
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- The Arabian Desert in Wadi Rum goes on for miles only broken up by sky and rock formations
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- Enjoying our wild bumpy fast ride in the back of a 4×4 pickup racing up and and down sand dunes in Wadi Rum
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- Climbing the soft, warm, red sand dunes of Wadi Rum
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- One of the larger windblown sand dunes in Wadi Rum
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- Success! She made it to the top – now if she only had a skim board to race down the hill!
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- Suleman showing us the ancient carvings of centuries old tribes
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- Close up of the hieroglyphics
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- Remains of the home of T.E. Lawrence while he lived in Wadi Rum in the Arabian Desert
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- Suleman taking a smoke break and telling us of the history of T.E. Lawrence’s stay in the desert
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- A good depiction of the multitude of rock formations in this part of the Arabian Desert
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- About as far away from home as we can get and loving every moment of it!
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- The sand dune Suleman raced up and even faster back down about throwing us from the back – what a ride!
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- The desolate desert dotted with only an occasional Bedouin tent or community
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- My daughter standing at the base of the natural rock bridge (aka Um Fruth) in Wadi Rum
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- Suleman standing at the top of the natural arch in Wadi Rum
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- Suleman and one of his many cousins starting a fire for tea using dried scrub brush
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- Success! Hot tea for all!
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- Watching the sun set on the Arabian Desert
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- My daughter silhouetted by the setting sun
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- The last bit of the sun gleaming across the Arabian Desert
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- Our private Bedouin tent for the evening and morning to eat in….
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- Our U.S made tents to sleep in – comforting after seeing snake markings in the sand earlier
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- Sharing in yet another amazing Jordanian home cooked meal – Bedouin style
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- One of my favorite all time pics – my husband silhouette in the sun rising over the desert
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- The sunrise, equally is impressive as the sunset of last night
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- Can you tell which one has had their coffee???
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- Okay, one more guess!
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- Not these two! We need some of that strong, hot, sweet Bedouin tea!
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- Another natural bridge (unnamed)!
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- Centuries old Olive Tree guards the entrance to a cavern used in filming Lawrence of Arabia
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- Drilled out holes used for the camera stand for filming Lawrence of Arabia
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- More wall carvings of past tribes inside the same cavern
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- A heard of goats being driven into town by Bedouin tribesman
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- Suleman’s stable of horses in Rum Village
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- Two new additions to Suleman’s brood!
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- A cousin hangs out in the backyard of one of Suleman’s many cousins
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- The last item to check off of our Arabian Desert experience – ride a camel!
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- Thank you Wadi Rum and all of it’s inhabitants for a truly magical experience! We’ll be back!
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