Wadi Ghalilah
After the storm blew over we had a unique day for this time of year. Light clouds, no humidity, and not so hot. Time to put the top down and do the last run before summer.
This wadi is the most rugged for us to run, and resembles moonscape at times.
A teeth jarring ride and a rough hike at the end.
As always there are the ever present goats (SLS friends), climbing sure-footed everywhere.
The wadi is well hidden and requires some knowledge of the area to find this special branch.
We arrive still intact.
The cliffs and the solitude at the end are its own reward. And no phone coverage.
Silence except for nature and the rocks.
This wadi is the most rugged for us to run, and resembles moonscape at times.
A teeth jarring ride and a rough hike at the end.
As always there are the ever present goats (SLS friends), climbing sure-footed everywhere.
The wadi is well hidden and requires some knowledge of the area to find this special branch.
We arrive still intact.
The cliffs and the solitude at the end are its own reward. And no phone coverage.
Silence except for nature and the rocks.
posted by Sand Land Dad at 00:17
2 Comments:
What are those white things in the sky!? They look like heavy clouds for your area!
...an unusual sighting indeed...
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