
- Apparently the keep was first made out of wood! Till it was upgraded in 1120s!
- more of the souk
- It looks great with the snow too!
- It's impossible to drown in this river, unless if you try real hard
- Behold, the largest free standing flagpole in the world!
- ohh ancient!
- Remembered seeing a hotair balloon somewhere
- Including big grumpy ones of the Arapaima kind
- The forest we bashed from
- Posh seating over the bridge
- I spy a castle invasion...
- Off to St Fagans!
- First off with a train ride
- adding to the resort feel
- This castle, the Oaiham castle traces back to 1207
- golden horses, which can only mean...
- A hangout in the lower air-conditioned bar areas of the Dhow
- many rooms in the fort
- One of the 2 awesome loops.
- The ride theming is simply excellent
- Cafes by the river
- With our tummies fueled...
- The launchpad is an educational play area and theater
- Yes of course what else can we do with Arabic costumes?
- Time to check out the market!
- A Dhow berthed by the Creekside
- Look how long that exterior gate is!
- Over an even more funky stream
- yea, right!
- The beach is huge!
- Is there food?
- spunky river!
- The museums's gothic look does grow on you
- no that way!
- The place does have some rather near garden walkways!
- Putting final plans to our sights for the day
- Go go go!
- And we even made new squirrel friends. :P
- For both kids and those young at heart. ;P
- Big rockets must only mean...
- The Victoria bus station (Where National express operates)
- Froyo!
- The iconic windermere hotel
- The view of the Medina Jumeirah
- Some of the huge houses by Sufouh Road
- The people here call them swarrs or swans or something & are known to chase & devauor unattended children
- Any ride with a guresome blood pool floats my boat!
- Terrence by the falls.
- The Al Arab from the Jumeirah beachline
- Close up of a Dhow boat by the lake