Sights and sounds from around the Giza Plateau.
The Visa? What Visa? Uh oh.
On the CAI Tarmac
Destination: Egypt
My Transition from Blogger to Vlogger
Cairo Traffic (Jam)
The traffic in Cairo has to be seen to be believed. Close your eyes and watch this video.
An Archaeologist's Rig (part 48)
Spotted a dirty Defender in Jericho, Palestine.
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Daring Explorers: Inside a Pyramid
What did the Israelite Slaves do in Egypt?
The Sphinx is a Dangerous Guardian (or, That isn’t a Smile)
Cairo Museums Old and New
The Two Kinds of Egypt: Black Land, Red Land.
Riyadh: First Impressions of a Desert Capital
I look out the window on my first visit to Saudi Arabia’s Capital City
Explore the Arabian Spice Route from the Harrat Lookout, AlUla Oasis.
Check out the video below.
Might the Biblical Story of Job come from Saudi Arabia?
Thinking about the narrative of Job in the AlUla oasis, Saudi Arabia.
The Tents of Kedar: Sandpeople from the Bible
The Kedar folk left tracks on the ground and in the Bible.
The Old Testament Kingdom You Never Heard About
Step into Al-'Ula, the site of the legendary ancient kingdom of Dedan. Once the bustling capital of the Dedanite and Lihyanite civilizations, this oasis was a vital stop for caravans traveling the incense route between Medina and Tabuk. Today, you can explore the remnants of this desert powerhouse that flourished until the 1st century BC, offering a breathtaking glimpse into Saudi Arabia's rich trading heritage.
While most of us have never heard about it, the authors of the Old Testament understood its place in history.
AlUla: A Desert Oasis Reimagined!
The AlUla Oasis is a 20km-long desert sanctuary tucked between towering sandstone cliffs. For 7,000 years, this agricultural hub provided a vital rest stop for traders along the ancient Incense Route.
AlUla is being reimagined by the Saudi government as the world’s ultimate “living museum.” It’s a massive move to swap oil for culture and put this ancient wonder on every traveler's bucket list.
An Archaeologist's Rig (Part 17)
I came across this vintage Toyota Land Cruiser (FJ-40 series) in the AlUla Oasis in northern Saudi Arabia. If I could just get this sweet rig in my suitcase, I would surprise Vicki!
My daughter has an eye for such machines. Check out these sweet Landys she found in Germany. Follow the link here.
Wheelin’ the Wadi: Adventure in Al Disah
Explore the Wadi al-Disah, a spectacular canyonland of northwest Saudi Arabia. Here, towering sandstone pillars and vertical cliffs, some reaching 400 meters high, surround a floor filled with palm trees, citrus groves, and wild oleander.
