The jeeps look like ants in the distance
Car bonnets open for mid journey engine checks and cooling
The desert sand gives the sunset a distinctive orange hue
Looking out through the main doors into the courtyard
Did I mention POTS?
Boat building courtyard
A view of the heritage spot in the past
It's like a mini self-sufficient town
Shaun, sand, knoll
Band of Bro-dunes!
Oh at least there's some water bodies here
Apple tards exists in the desert too.
As the sun sets
Arowanas? that's a chinese businessman wetdream
There are plenty of on board DVD movies to keep us entertained
Omftfg Camels?
No expense were spared in the washing area too, they look fantastic
The night is still young!
Complete with a full flowing fountain
Electrifying!
Not too far off is the Waterfront Promenade
And an occasional duck into the walkways to escape the burning desert sun
Lookie here
A work of art in the making
The view from the entrance
Hitting the road back to town
And our chill out place for the night!
While filling our bellies with food...
See the hotel?
mmm squeaky clean!
Sights of the setting sun along the freeway
Stepping into the inner areas of the mosque
Topped with a fanastic fruit smoothie!
Our Arabic camp site for the night!
The overhead pool access and maintenance area
God, these lights are blinding
It's a village aright!
Please top up $10,234.89 for roaming charges in the desert
between each pillar structure sits a rather neat looking stained glass flower
archaeological specimens on display
Taking a walk by the gardens by the main building
Our rest spot overlooks a large knoll
Another group tackling the dunes below the hill
The next highlight in the mall will include
A resonable crowd, but otherwise quiet on most stretches on a hot noon day
and is home to few nice gardens too
Spot lighting to mimic daylight
Oh look a river otter!
Iconic tent-thingie included!
feast your eyes on these!