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Mohammad is digging in his pockets to pay for a four-wheeler ride.
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Mohammad quading.
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View from the four wheeler.
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More view from the four wheeler.
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Some friends took me to this authentic Saudi restaurant...
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Outside the restaurant. The camel skin bag slowly evaporates the water within, keeping it impressively chilled.
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The waiter in the first room, serving us coffee.
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In the coffee room. An impressive array of coffee making tools.
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My friends sitting in the coffee room. From left to right: Dr. Abdul Aziz, Abdulrahman, and Tarik.
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Abdulrahman demonstrating a manual coffee grinder.
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Tarik and I digesting after a large feast of authentic Saudi food. Mum talz\!
018 15A
An island room in the restaurant, surrounded by a moat of water.
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All four of us, leaving the restaurant. I felt honored to spend the evening with these fine people.
020 17A
I'm climbing aboard a camel on aziziya beach.
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The camel appears none too happy about this.
022 19A
Evidently headed towards Bahrain, accross the water.
023 20A
We seem to be a little lost.
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Heading back to dry land.
025 22A
Okay, that was fun.
026 23A
The guy has decided that the farther he takes me, the more he can then charge me.
027 24A
It's a rough ride, especially when the camel runs. I can hardly imagine riding a camel miles across a desert.
028 25A
I think I enjoyed it more than the camel.
029 26A
The camel is complaining as he's told to sit. I'm hanging on for dear life.
030 27A
End of the road. The camel is still complaining, and I'm less than confident that he likes me.
032 29A
Mahamad and Abdul Hadi. We're talking Mohamad into riding a four wheeler.
033 30A
Mohamad isn't sure if a four wheeler can be trusted.
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Mohamad's first four wheeler.
035 32A
Testing...
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Hey, this is pretty fun after all\!\!
037 34A
A group of four wheelers on top of a sand dune at dusk.
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A sand dune in the distance.
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Night setting on the desert.
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Looking toward the road we drove in on.
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Looking out into the desert. Where's my camel friend when I need him\?
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That's me, standing in the desert.
108 6
Saying goodbye to our Sudanese friends.