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Camping under the stars in Wadi Rum was an amazing experience. Eid was an excellent host; passion about his role to preserve the Bedouin experience. The expansiveness of the desert is at once overwhelming, intimate and silent. We truly loved meeting Eid's family in Wadi Rum while sharing tea. His desert campsite and accommodations are understandably rustic. We missed meeting Eid's mother but he prepared a delicious dinner and filling breakfast. He took us on afternoon Jeep ride (extra fee) that enabled us to see and explore its more hidden areas. It will be a day to remember for a long time.
Andrew2016-11-17T00:00:00ZIt would take long hours and pages to describe the experience we've had in Wadi Rum. I still need some time to digest the amazing memories and process the countless images that are left in my mind from this trip. But I do have some recommendations for those who consider or have booked a stay at the camp: -Women are 100% safe here. -Inform your relatives that you may not have reception in desert prior to your arrival so they won't be worried when you suddenly lose reception on the way. -Bring layers of clothing that cover all your body. Hat, long sleeve shirts and pants made of cotton.(Not only because of respect to their religion, the more you are covered, the easier you will stay cool here) -Flashlight -Wet wipes and pocket size kleenex (in the desert, water is not something you can waste on hand washing anytime you want) -After all, DO NOT be intimidated by the idea of desert. It takes a few hours of confusion and mixed feelings to get used to the landscape, silence, loneliness, heat and power of nature that you'll be facing, probably for the first time. But let it teach you, show you new things about yourself and the world. Also, with the incredible hospitality of Eid and his family, you won't be tourists, you will be like local guests to his tent, always surrounded by experts of the area. During our time in Wadi Rum, in addition to our host Eid, Sultan was most friendly. Consider asking Eid to arrange a climbing(only for those who are experienced), trekking or 4x4 ride with sand drift with him. He is young, open minded and full of useful knowledge of the area and life in desert. He was a very good friend. While walking around, near Eid's mother's tent, we found Sami who has AMAZING henna skill. Consider a detailed, long sleeve henna design for 30-50 JD which stays with you for weeks after the trip. It also looks amazing in pictures. Sami will have a wedding soon and in Bedouin culture, first, men have to prove the bride's parents that he is capable of covering for her, in order for the wedding to happen so try to tip generously for their special event! I'd say bring chocolate for Eid's kids but they already have all the natural food they need. Instead, if you can, bring simple English learning books, educative toys. They are such smart kids that if you do bring an English learning book, I promise you, the next time you get there, you will see an 8 year-old Jordanian girl, welcoming you in English. Overall, they've become our family for almost a week and it was very difficult to leave them. Leave your comfort zone and let yourself discover some more in life, I'm proud of myself for doing so. Thank you, Eid, Sultan, Sami, grandma, kids, for incredible time and countless glasses of sweet Bedouin tea! Take care till next...
Baris Kaan2016-04-25T00:00:00ZFor many travellers Wadi Rum will be a first stop – at least when they are coming through the Yitzhak Rabin border crossing (Eilat/Aqaba). To embrace the generosity of Eid, a look on what lies beyond the silence of the desert helps. In the south of Jordan nearly everybody names himself ›bedouin‹; but few live up to the hospitality of their ancestors. Outside of Wadi Rum a tourist is – deplorably often – met with blatant dishonesty. Through our journey we failed to reach the state of a ›real conversation‹ apart from »making business«. This might be the foremost problem of Jordan when it comes to really welcome the foreigner. What Eid gave us is of a contrasting nature. From the first moment when we arrived, we felt like ›guests‹ – invited to his home, welcomed with the obligatory Bedouin tea. We went to his camp and have spoken lightened by fire and full moon. I always speak very fast. There, surrounded with nothing (and yet everything one needs), remote to the quotidian sorrows of home, I slowed down – physically and emotionally. Then, his cousin gave us a tour through the picturesque Wadi Rum, longer than we payed for (of course, they live through us), we climbed on our own, discovering water and looked up to the starry sky for unmeasured time. At the very end we became guests in a Bedouin wedding. Eid's hospitality was unquestionable. Many people in Jordan see tourists as ›walking money‹, the fact that Eid is different honors him and honors us since he allowed us to explore his world that still lays at the margins of our Western consciousness. An experience that was enriching and will remain. Eid is genuine, generous, sincere. A great man who lives a great culture.
Holm-Uwe2016-09-18T00:00:00ZShort version: Go there. You'll love it. Long version: It was an unforgettable experience. We were looking for a more authentic experience than just another camp in the desert built just for tourists, and we were not disappointed. We stayed with Eid's family, spent time and shared food with them, learned how to make Beduin coffee, and spent the most peaceful nights ever under a perfectly clear desert sky! Our guide Shteewe (?) took us on a great camel trip, explaining things along the way and even cooking lunch for us. We felt that we were really welcome, and had the privilege to experience real Beduin life firsthand. We loved it!
Markus2014-10-08T00:00:00ZSunset sand-racing in the 4x4; bbq under the stars. This is exactly what were looking for and Eid's camp did not disappoint. Recommend to everyone. Just. Book. It :)
Amy2015-08-21T00:00:00ZOur stay with Eid his mom was just great! We stayed for 2 nights with his mother and the last night we arranged via Eid to sleep in the desert. His mother was a great host! Even though language was sometimes a slight problem (we don't speak Arabic, she very little English) with the help of his nieces, pointing and sign language we always arrived at the point that both of us understood the other. During our stay with his mother nieces (age +/- 16) of Eid also stayed there. Chatting with them over a wonderful and delicious meal or during one of the (everlasting) tea times really enhanced our stay in Wadi Rum! We really enjoyed their company. We felt that everyone of the family was really interested in us and our home in the Netherlands were we were mightily intrigued by their dreams, future plans and the Bedouin life in the desert and desert villages. Photo's of our own family, friends and home proved to be a great way to open a conversation. Via Eid we also arranged to go for a full day camel ride, a full day of hiking and to visit the last few highlights of Wadi Rum by 4x4. The last night, after a full day hike, Eid arranged for us to sleep in the desert. Diner, mattresses and bags were brought to our stop and together with our hiking guide of that day and our 4x4 guide of the next day we had a wonderful night in the middle of nowhere. A really great way to experience the desert! Staying with Eid's his mum is a complete different experience that the "normal" tourist camps in Wadi Rum. Do not expect any luxury that you will find in most of the tourist camps. Expect to live with a true Bedouin women in here tent, and if you are lucky, like we did, with some of the other family members. No running water or private bathrooms or even private rooms for that matter (since it is just one tent) but truly lovely people who are genuinely interested in you and really want to make your trip a great success! Not to forget great cooks as well (and that on a wood fire!) Due to the great care of Eid and his family our trip to Wadi Rum is one of the most memorable experience of our complete trip to Jordan!
Rob2014-11-03T00:00:00ZEid and his family were beyond gracious hosts. Having lived in Jordan for 3 years back in 2009-2012, I was excited to go back and show my boyfriend the wonders of Jordan... and thank god we found Eid's camp on Airbnb... I have experienced over a dozen different "bedouin cmaps" in Wadi Rum over the years - and Eid's was the most authentic experience I've come across. This is the sort of hospitality you can only find when you live in this country and wander into the desert on the weekends, hoping you might run into a friendly bedouin to share a cup of tea with. I had no idea Airbnb would provide this sort of experience! We drank tea with Eid, Eid's nephew Sultan (who is also a rock climbing guide), Eid's mother and wife and 3 out of 8 of his kids. We had maqloubeh for Dinner to break their fast (it was Ramadan after all) and ate together with our hands - the traditional way - like family (you can eat with a spoon if you prefer!); we drank copious amounts of tea with mint, and shared stories until it was time for bed. Then they left us at the camp to settle in and sleep under the stars. After our hike through Petra earlier that day, this was the sleep in the outdoors I was craving. In the morning, we had "breakfast in bed" while it was warming up outside with the sun coming over the mountains... This was an authentic and magical experience that I would be ready to do again in a heartbeat. What a gem of a place!
Erika2015-06-22T00:00:00ZWe had a great time at Eid's camp! He was a wonderful host, very open -hearted and hospitable. We stayed with Eid's mum and his sister and it was an unforgettable experience! Eid showed us his house, his family, sent us on an amazing jeep trip and invited us for tea everywhere! I highly recommend you to stay with Eid, if you are looking for an authentical place to get to know the bedouine way of living. Whenever I will get the opportunity to come back, I will do it for sure!
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Wadi Rum, Aqaba 77110, 요르단
We stayed at Mousa's place for only 1 night during our stay in Petra. He was a great host! Mousa was very helpful and prompt in responding from my first inquiry until our stay, and gave me some important info about getting a Jordan Pass, which I hadn't yet heard about and by the way, saves some serious money by combining the visa & entrance fees to Petra. Mousa's home is just like it looks in the photos, and the location is great to visit Petra through the "back door" and go against the crowds as they make their way from the main entrance. Mousa is a very welcoming, friendly person and makes you feel at home in his place. We enjoyed chatting with him over tea and learning a bit about the Bedouin community. Also, I highly recommend the home-cooked Bedouin dinner, but be forewarned it's enough food for 6! We both stuffed ourselves after a long day of hiking and a light picnic lunch, and didn't even finish half. But the food was delicious!
Erica & Chris 2016-10-31T00:00:00ZIf you're looking for a truly authentic experience in Petra, stay in Umm Sayhoun with Mousa *AND* have his nephew Hamza be your tour guide. I booked Mousa's AirBnB because I am a solo female traveler and read positive reviews by other female travelers. I am happy to report that I felt very safe and had a fantastic time with Mousa and his family members. Definitely try and stay here for at least 3 days for an off-the-beaten-track experience. Mousa and Hamza know all the secret paths in Petra; you'll see, learn, and experience way more than most travelers to Petra do and you'll learn a lot about Bedouin (Bdoul) culture and eat delicious food too.
Lucy2016-12-08T00:00:00ZA great stay! Mousa was very helpful and responsive. The meal was huge and delicious.
Nicole2016-11-29T00:00:00ZGood location, close to Petra, ideal for travelers with car. Comfortable house with a great view over Petra. Mousa was a great host. He gave us some good advices for the rest of our trip and provided us meals for our expedition in Petra. Nice home made traditional food for dinner!
Elder2016-11-04T00:00:00ZStaying with Mousa really is like being a part of the family. I am grateful for the kindness and hospitality he extended our way. Our stay with Mousa started off on the right foot when far in advance of our arrival, he sent very explicit instructions on how to find his home. Although our whole day was running late, Mousa's directions were crystal clear and made it incredibly easy to find the place. Late at night when we finally arrived -- later than we had thought and later than Mousa was expecting us -- we were greeted by his nephew, who showed us the space and made us welcome. Although we spent the entirety of the next day in Petra, that evening Mousa greeted us and we drank Bedouin tea. The place was spacious and homey, and on the fourth floor of the home. You could easily host a huge number of people here; the only limitation would be the number of "beds" (they were mattresses on the floor -- very, very soft and comfortable). There were also stunning 360 degree views from the room. I wish we could have stayed longer, but we will certainly recommend Mousa's company and place to any friends or family traveling in Jordan.
Katie2016-07-29T00:00:00ZStaying with Mousa added to my great experience at Petra! He was very helpful in finding my way from the site to his home and then treated me to a great local dinner. The apartment is clean and private, on the top floor of his building. I highly suggest taking his advice for how to best see the area - I hiked from Little Petra to the main site with one of his friends and it was spectacular. I can't wait to go back and see more of the area!
Sean2016-08-23T00:00:00ZStaying at Mousa's is a real Bedouin experience. The apartment is at the last floor of his own house and it is located in the Bedouin village. Close to Petra, it permits to have an intimate understanding of the place and the people. Mousa and his nephew have been really welcoming and helpful for every needs from the organization to the meals. Recommended and .. welcome to Jordan!
Cecilia2016-08-13T00:00:00ZMousa are a great host, he give us a lot of help to visit Patra & Wadi Rum, because he is a tour guy. And I feel very save to visit Patra, too bad the tour are very quite. Personal I feel is great time to go, because a lot of bargain!
jimmy2016-11-18T00:00:00Z숙소 유형
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Wadi Mousa, Ma'an Governorate, 요르단
This camp is just amazing and very worth the money. The hosts are nice cool people and entertained us till late night while we were watching shooting stars. I did the 4h Jeep tour and it was tiring but worth it. The food served is really homely and tasty.
Kurien2016-09-15T00:00:00ZMohammed is the greatest. He found us a taxi to reach the village and then he took us to the camp! He's smart and funny, and I strongly suggest to spend some time with him in the desert and do what he recommends. My friend and I stayed for one night and we can't wait to come back. We didn't have enough time! The atmosphere, the place, everything is magic. Go there if you like simple life, strong experiences, nature, people and the Silence, which was the most unforgettable of my life.
Matteo2016-02-06T00:00:00ZWe had a great stay, just as described. Friendly people, fascinating surroundings, and excellent communication about where we should be and when. Mohammed was very personable, helpful and kind.
James2016-04-02T00:00:00ZHad a lovely stay with Mohammed and his brother. He's very friendly, prompt and helpful. The scenery is amazing and the desert camp definitely something that you should experience. The food is delicious and the bedding adequate to have a warm rest while the wind is howling outside! Took a camel ride from the camp back to Rum Village in the morning and even though we'll need a day to recover it was definitely worth it! ;-) Can definitely recommend staying with Mohammed.
Surel2016-04-16T00:00:00Zwe had an amazing time with Mohammed in wadi rum. the camp was perfect with the stars above and great food too! highly recommended the jeep tours as well Mohammed took us to all the highlights in the desert and we saw a baby camel!!
tara2016-01-08T00:00:00ZMohammed and Audi were incredible in every way - I feel so honoured to have met them and spent time with them, talking, watching the sunset, hiking, driving around, sleeping under the stars and that they shared all these experiences with us. It was difficult to leave...but of course see you soon :)
lydia2016-11-15T00:00:00ZIncroyable expérience dans le désert jordanien. Mohammed et Sile ont été de merveilleux guides, plein d'attention. Soirée mémorable avec Suliman. Merci pour cette bonne humeur !!!
Salima&Riaz2016-07-19T00:00:00ZMohammed and Agab (his brother) are great guys! Super positive and friendly. Staying in the desert was definitely one of the most amazing things I have done in my life! Surroundings are so beautiful! In addition the camp provides very good food and the Bedouin Tea is one of best I had so far! Highly recommended!
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Aqaba City, Aqaba 77110, 요르단
Ghassab owns 5 caves and we stayed in the biggest cave which is located inside the Petra park. We were there at the end of December and even though it was cold outside, the cave was nice and warm. You have to hike to the cave which takes about an hour from the end of the park (or 2 hours from the park entrance) but Ghassab will take your luggage to the cave by jeep. The hike to the cave was really amazing because you hike through the area where all the Bedouins live and you can see just how many caves there really are (and chances are you will be the only tourists on the trail). The cave we stayed in was over 2,000 years old! This is an incredibly unique experience and Ghassab is an excellent host and all around nice and trust worthy guy. Also, his cooking was outstanding! It was easily some of the best food we had in Jordan. I encourage everyone to stay at least one night here. Just remember that it is a cave, so be prepared for that as it is similar to camping. He can charge phones and camera batteries but it was helpful that we had an external charger for our phones as well. If you want to understand the Bedouins and their way of life then this is the best way to do it. Thank you for the great trip, Ghassab!
Caroline2017-01-05T00:00:00ZGhassab is very friendly and welcoming. Already the journey to the cave through the mountain road was terrific experience. The bedouin cave was warm and cosy in the middle of the mountains. We ate great food cooked on a campfire. Ghassab helped us with transfers from the border to his place. Fanstastic experience with a fantastic host!
Klaudius 2016-11-19T00:00:00ZGhassab arranged for our pick-up and transport from the Aqaba border and back the next day. When we crossed the border there was a taxi driver waiting for us. He took us to a hotel outside Petra were we could leave our bags. They told us we needed to buy two day passes - since we were going to wake up in the cave and be in Petra the following day. At Petra however they told us that staying in the caves was not allowed and would not sell us two-day-passes. Consequently we bought one day passes for 90 dinar each - 130 euro. We then spent three hours in Petra before getting picked up at the end of the trail. Ghassab's brother picked us up in his truck in Petra, with our bags in his truck. We said that we needed to leave early the next day and that we needed to get transport back to Aqaba at 6.30 am. (The price of 110 Dinar for transportation to and from Petra was agreed before with Ghassab. 10 % more expensive than taxis but they picked us up where necessary and on time.) For some unknown reason we could not stay in Petra national park and the brother took us to a shed instead outside of little Petra. The shed was made up of metal plates and had big holes in it. The wind from the dessert passed through the holes at night creating noise. As a result the shed also provided little shelter from the wind. The brother, who had a helper with him, cooked us a meal over open fire in the shed (BBQ chicken with salad). The meal was really good. After dinner the brother took one of us (me) with him to town to buy Arak (alcohol). On the way back to the shed we picked up his cousin. When we got back we all sat down around the fire having Arak together. Everyone was very friendly and we had a good time. However, the brother got very drunk - to the extent that he had problems communicating with us. He ended up driving around in circles in his car in the middle of the night outside the shed. We got little sleep that night. All in all it was an experience to remember. We were disappointed that we did not get to sleep in a cave in Petra. The uncertainty of not knowing whether it was even allowed to stay in a cave in Petra and the additional cost associated with buying a two-day-pass or risking to pay it the next morning was unsettling. However, they were friendly, we had a good time and life is about experiencing new things. Go but insist on staying in a cave.
Thor-Amadeus2017-02-09T00:00:00ZJust go! Ghassab will take care of everything. What a great experience.
Andy2016-12-20T00:00:00ZGhassab is an incredibly gracious host. We had a terrific last night of a quick holiday in Jordan. Highly recommend the experience of staying in his cave.
Michael2016-11-22T00:00:00ZMy friend and I had a wonderful stay in Ghassab's cave. Although Ghassab was not able to accompany us that night, his friend and associate Nael was a friendly and fantastic host. The cave was clean, much larger than expected and extremely warm during the cool winter night. We enjoyed a traditional bbq dinner and lively conversation under the stars, and learned a lot about Bedouin (and Jordanian) culture and lifestyle. The food was delicious and easily one of the best meals we had in Jordan. Thank you, Ghassab and Nael, for an unforgettable Bedouin cave experience!
Heidi2016-12-08T00:00:00ZGhassab is a man with a kind heart. My situation changed as my mom who traveled with me fell ill.he arranged a separate place for us
Handi2016-12-25T00:00:00ZGhassab was a great host, but I myself wasn't fully on my game. I ran late getting out of Amman and getting to Petra that I didnt arrive till around 4:30pm. At that point it was too dark to go to the cave but he offered me a place in his home. Recommendation for people: Dont be like me. Arrange a time with Ghassab early in the day and stick to it. He was very flexible to my lateness.
Matt2017-01-09T00:00:00Z숙소 유형
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Petra Jordan, Ma'an Governorate 71882, 요르단
Mohammed is the picture of the perfect host, helping us with all the details and ensuring we had a great visit.
lucien2017-02-28T00:00:00ZGreat apartment, and Mohammad was very helpful
Fatema2017-03-07T00:00:00ZVery nice place, close to the Petra entrance, the host is very kind and he was doing his best to let us stay comfortable,he is a tour guide so you can get helpful information from him. Highly recommend!
Tommy2017-02-12T00:00:00Z숙소 유형
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Wadi Musa, Ma'an Governorate, 요르단
Attallah's place is a lovely secluded cave in a small residential area close to Petra. A great bohemian vibe and Attallah made us feel very welcome.
Luke2017-02-24T00:00:00ZThe lost city beyond Little Petra was the perfect place to stay at for our 5 day adventure in Jordan. We had an amazing experience with Attalah who is the perfect host. He went out of his way to make us feel at home, he welcomed us to his culture and we got to live like bedouins for a day. The best part about this place is the structures he's created himself which are the coziest places to bunk in! I highly recommend this place to anyone who would like to experience the amazing weather and the view of Jordan.
adoline2015-07-26T00:00:00ZAttallah gave us an authentic Bedouin experience! This was a highlight of our trip to Petra. We enjoyed talking with him about how his family and ancestors lived in the caves of Petra going back centuries. We really got a kick out of sleeping in the cave - like structure he built near his house. The floor mats were surprisingly comfortable, and the dark room made for a great night's sleep.
Margaret2015-06-16T00:00:00ZThank you so much Attallh. We really had good time in Petra with you. You were also a wonderful guide in Petra.
Balaji2015-06-06T00:00:00ZGood communication, he even met us at the end of the road to make sure we found the place. Very hospitable and a cool experience sleeping in a cave. The location is about a 10 min drive out of Petra so nice and quiet.
Alyce2016-05-07T00:00:00ZAwesome experience. A must try at attallh's place to get a feel of a bedouin lifestyle. Attallh was also very helpful in arranging a wadi rum tour which could be tailored to your personal liking. My Petra trip was made great by him. Thank you very much!
Siew2015-12-23T00:00:00ZWow! I had a great stay at Atallh's home - it is extremely comfortable and it is located in a very non-touristic village near Petra. I really enjoy staying in a non-touristy area and get the feeling of life beyond the tourist path. I highly recommend this house for families or for anyone not only for the comfort but the hospitality. It is a special place and Atallh is really great. I will definitely go back. Sally
sally2016-04-04T00:00:00ZI am so thankful for Attallh and his place! As a female traveling solo, I have to be very careful where I stay and I could have not asked for anything better. Attallh's place was very peaceful (I had the best night I have had in 2 weeks here), and he is super helpful. He helped me with transportation, explained to me about local areas, and had dinner with me before Petra by night. He is just a wonderful person! Attallh, thank you for everything! Super mega recommended!
Karen 2016-11-01T00:00:00Z숙소 유형
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Petra, Ma'an NA, 요르단
We were unable to stay at this hotel even though I had communicated with the host openly. I had explained to him I was traveling with my boyfriend ( in this country you need marriage papers to stay in a hotel with a man) and the host assured me it would not be a problem. When we arrived to petra we were coldly turned away by the reception and given no options of how we could solve this issue. I suggested we have separate rooms and the reception laughed at me and said no way. This was the rudest situation I have experienced and very disappointing. The host lied to me just to get my money,knowing without marriage papers we would not be able to check in. Do not support a business that takes money from foreigners because they think we are stupid.
Izzy2016-12-09T00:00:00ZMi estancia fue excelente, el trato fue muy amable y personal, la habitación muy limpia y confortable, solicité el dato de un taxi para que me trasladar desde Amman y de inmediato me contactaron con la persona indicada, todos los alimentos fueron de calidad y precios sumamente accesibles, me prepararon un lonch para llevar a Petra y me despertaron a la hora solicitada, recomiendo ampliamente este sitio ya que el personal es muy responsable y respetuoso
Georgina2017-01-29T00:00:00ZOur expectation in the hotel was exceeded. It is clean and relaxing. Overlooking view from the is beautiful, you can see Petra already. The hotel is very near from Petra like 1km only. The hosts are very welcoming. They will serve you a welcoming drinks. There is a bar/restaurant in the hotel where you can eat, drink (alcohol or non alcohol) and even shisha. You can tell them to drive you to Petra for free. They have a taxi service to Little Petra, Wadi Rum, Dead Sea or any places you want to go. We were lucky because the driver (David) who drove us to Little Petra is a good photographer and he even joined us inside to take us a pictures. They have a Turkish Bath, its just weird because they don't have a lady staff to do it for women. Honestly, we were not comfortable during that because it was their guy staff who did it for us. So be careful. The price of the hotel is very affordable.
Rascia2016-09-13T00:00:00Z숙소 유형
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Maan, Ma'an Governorate, 요르단
Attallh was a great host! He communicated well prior to my arrival and answered all the questions I had making me feel safe. I was a solo traveler and did not have a working mobile phone and he was super helpful despite this. He is very knowledgeable of the area and offered wonderful hospitality while staying. The accommodations were comfortable and offered the most beautiful view of the sun rising over Petra. He is located outside of Petra (a short drive) and met me at the bus stop and to pick me up from Petra after my explorations which I greatly appreciated. Very nice host and worth checking out while visiting Petra!
Courtney2015-12-04T00:00:00ZAtallah was such an amazing host. He was so accommodating, welcoming and knowledgeable on the area. Staying with him really enriched our stay in Jordan.
Natalie2015-05-22T00:00:00ZWhat can we say! If you are visiting Petra you absolutely must stay at Attallh's amazing home. Not only are you a stone's throw away from little Petra ( a must see ) but you are literally staying in a small Bedouin village. Main Petra is a short car ride away. Attallh has two main bedrooms with which you can sleep up to 3/4 people. There is also a cave like structure (with fireplace ) that he built himself! It was so lovely hanging out by a open fire and listening about his family and growing up as a Bedouin. We were also lucky enough to enjoy some Bedouin food and meet some of his lovely friends. I can't recommend staying with Attallh enough! Why stay in a hotel when you can have a truly unique and amazing experience.
Bee2015-04-19T00:00:00ZCommunication with Attallh was easy although last minute I could not attend due to personal reason.
Nasriq2015-08-08T00:00:00ZAttallh was an extraordinary host. He made himself available to us before the trip, in case we had any questions. We had a great time hanging out with him and his friends, learning more about the region where he lives. His house is very nice and we were all very comfortable. He shared some incredible maqlubeh; Attallh is truly a great host. Thank you! We look forward to returning next time we're in Petra!
Hannah2015-03-31T00:00:00ZAttallh is nice person. He gave me informations about Petra and he is always here to help you if you want. I was very happy to meet him and to share some moments with him.
Stéphane2016-01-03T00:00:00ZAttallh tries to establish a different, higher quality of hosting people in Petra and it is a pity that Wadi Musa and the blatant dishonesty of many people there shed bad light on his efforts. Despite the fact that we will never return to Petra and recommend everybody to meet the Bedouins of Wadi Rum who, to a large degree, still live the life of their ancestors, Attallh is the rare example of a sincere and caring host in a overly touristic environment. There, you sleep well and get the right prices for food, taxis to and tours through Petra. In case you don't want to prevent immediate cultural contact by escaping to a Mövenpick hotel, he's the only choice you may have.
Holm-Uwe2016-09-18T00:00:00ZWe were honored to stay with this incredible man who is a legacy to genuine bedouin hospitality- the son of the great shiek shaksuka! Attalah is starting another generation of wonderful tradition. He was accommodating and very obligated to our needs. He gave us great information about PETRA and made us feel very safe, welcome and comfortable. We loved just hanging out with him, talking, and hearing about his world travels. This is a man with a heart the size of the world. His home says FEEL HOME--we absolutely did.
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Maryam was a great host! She was not only welcoming, but extremely helpful in providing advice and helping us plan the rest of our trip. Maryam is also very well connected, so I highly recommend talking to her about your plans for your visit, as it will make your trip much smoother and cheaper! My friends and I were given two large and spacious rooms with a lovely terrace; and were also given breakfast and tea (the tea was great!). Furthermore, we had the pleasure of enjoying Maryam's company! So thank you Maryam, and hopefully see you again when we next visit Jordan!
Hasaan2016-03-29T00:00:00ZStaying at Maryams place is a good choice for Petra visitors. She is very responsive and helping on top of her duties, e.g. she booked a proven and good / cheap driver to take us from / to Aqaba border and communicated all the details. Maryams place itself is nice and clean, the breakfast (included) is very good.
Ondrej & Klara2015-08-08T00:00:00ZMaryam is a very nice and interesting host. It was very easy to communicate with her and she always ensured that we were in the best conditions. The flat ia perfect to visit Petra, in a bedouin village next to Wadi Musa. She even prepared breakfast for us. I will definitely recommend her for for your experience in Petra!
Sébastien2015-10-25T00:00:00Zvery nice place where you feel just like at home, just a few minuts drive from Petra, the jewel of Jordan, away from all the hotels of Wadi Musa... It was very nice and interesting to live among Jordan pleople. The house is clean and confortable, and Maryam is much ready to help you to organize your trip in Petra or other places in Jordan. We had nice talks together and also shared a dinner with her family and friends. Wonderful memories!
Christelle2014-11-18T00:00:00ZMy stay at Maryam's was great! The place was clean, spacious, and comfortable. Maryam is such an excellent host. Communication was clear and prompt, and I was offered help throughout my stay on how to make my visit Petra a great experience. Highly recommended.
Omar2015-07-24T00:00:00ZMaryam was a very professional and accomodating host. She made sure to confirm my arrival time and arranged for a car when I mentioned that I required one from Wadi Rum. Her passion for the Bedouin community is salient and extremely contagious. Through her, my trip to Jordan was enriched as I got to interact with the local community in the village. Maryam is truely a joy to speak with and we shared many hours of interesting conversation. She is the reason why the Airbnb experience will continue to trump the conventional hotel stays, if you are looking for exposure to the local culture.
Isaac2016-07-31T00:00:00ZBooked only half a day in advance and they reacted very quickly. Came by Eilat border, taxi didn't know the village, Maryam perfectly helped another driver to find her house by phone. The house is very clean. The shower has a good flow. I loved it after a long day of walking. The bed sleeps very well. Only bring ear plugs because of the donkey's, rooster and mosque ;-) The breakfast is good. The dinner, what's an extra option, is nice as well. Ahmad works down in Petra. It felt very welcome that he found me in between all the tourists. And I noticed that when you stay in the bedoein village people (tourists AND bedoeins) really liked it. The 2nd day you can take another entrance, only a 5 min walk down the house. (And I loved Daisy, Anthony and Karamel, the camels of Ahmad!) They do smoke in the house, but you can ask them to do it in the non-public part of the house. They asked me. For me it was not a problem. It's really worth it to stay there. They gave me an opportunity I'll never forget! Thank you so much Ahmad and Maryam. Good luck, and maybe I'll come back some day.
Aafke2014-10-20T00:00:00ZMaryam was very helpful as soon as I booked asking if I needed any help with the border crossing or if I needed a private car arranged to pick me up. I had already arranged for a rental to be waiting for me, but then Maryam was very helpful and patient with me trying to find the place in the dark. Her B&B is located in a small local village just outside Wadi Musa where the mules and camels share the street. Her apartment is modern and very clean, but true to the local style. The guest room had 3 beds and the one I chose was comfortable. The shower is amazing and much better then the showers in many a nice hotel. Upon arrival she welcomed me to her private part of the house for tea, to talk and help arrange plans for my stay in Petra. Being my cell phone wasn't working she graciously let me borrow her laptop to get online and send some emails to let people know I had arrived safely. There is no wifi, but she has a USB key for internet access if you have a laptop plus if you need wifi there are several cafes in Wadi Musa that provide free wifi. The next morning she was up early to have coffee and my breakfast ready for my early start and the breakfast was delicious and lasted me all day exploring Petra.
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베두인 동굴에서 숙박할 수 있는 이색적인 경험! 밤하늘의 수많은 별들이 환상적인 곳!! 너무 춥지 않을까 걱정했는데 혹한기 훈련하는 것 같고 좋았음. 따뜻한 날에 각지에서 온 여행객들이 많이 모여서 파티하는 장면이 연상되는 그런 곳이었음. 강력추천합니다!
Jey2017-02-27T00:00:00ZI would highly recommend anyone visiting Petra to stay in this cave. Our stay was amazing. The views from the camp are beautiful and little Petra is within walking distance. The cave itself is cozy and comfortable. Yes it is an authentic cave, but it had a light and outlet which was very convenient. There are modern bathrooms with showers located inside the camp. Our hosts were extremely helpful throughout our entire stay and made sure we were comfortable. They were even able to arrange a ride for us whenever we needed a ride to the town of Petra and even arranged a ride to Aqaba for us when we checked out. Ana kept in contact with us the entire time to make sure everything was going smoothly. No amount of words can describe our experience, you have to come see it for yourself.
Hank2016-09-22T00:00:00ZOne of the most amazing and unforgettable experiences in our lives! Ahmed and his family are very heartwarming and he is a great host. Way above our expectations. Highly recommend as an experience for life.
Fabio2015-07-24T00:00:00ZWe cannot recommend the Petra Cave more. My partner and I had a really great 2 nights here. From the second I booked, Ana was in touch with us with information, not only about the camp but advice for other parts for our trip in Jordan and Israel. Leith collected us from town and then we were well looked after at the camp by Showakh and Ahmed. Although it was "low season" and quite cold outside, the caves were warm. We had dinner and tea and played cards by the fire. Breakfast the first day in the cave was great. The second day was even better - Showakh took us for a little bit of rock climbing to get a great view to eat our breakfast. Our only regret was not getting up earlier to watch the sun rise from up there! We have had the most incredible stay in Petra, not just because of the "lost city" but our experience staying in the cave. We feel like we made great friends. Thank you for your hospitality.
Jade2017-01-06T00:00:00ZThis is a perfect stay when you want to experience different Petra. It's much beyond a 2000-year old cave. It's authentic Bedouin life you will find here. Around the camp, there are thousands of lamp among the hill, super romantic. When they are off, the dome with galaxy replaced. Our host is great host, whom was willing to share local life in Petra, take care our transportation. Helpful and warm welcoming. Will come back and highly recommend!!
Grace2017-01-02T00:00:00ZAnna is SUCH a wonderful host. She was very quick and easy to communicate with, and we were so impressed with her flexibility when some bad weather complicated our stay. Thank you Anna! We would recommend you and your listing to absolutely anyone.
Lindsey2017-01-29T00:00:00ZSimply put….WOW x 10! If you have an inclination for adventure, a desire for a unique accommodation, a love of connection, and a memory of a lifetime…on top of a visit to the UNESCO designated archaeological treasure of Petra, Jordan, then Little Petra Bedouin Camp is a perfect match for you! Sleeping in an ancient Nebatean cave will not only give you a one-of-a-kind experience, but the Bedouin camp atmosphere will surprise you with some unexpected 'creature comforts' and delights! The hospitality, accommodations, and Middle Eastern cuisine and atmosphere will have you captivated. This is a once-in-a-lifetime experience!...and so wonderfully hosted to make me feel like a desert sheik!
Steve2015-10-21T00:00:00Z숙소 유형
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I just returned home from a fantastic trip to Petra in Jordan, due in large part to the excellent hosting of Attallh. His home was clean, safe, and comfortable, replete with an amazing man-made igloo-type structure which we all hung out in the whole night drinking tea and talking (in English). Attallh's English is excellent, which allowed us to communicate and learn more about Petra, Jordan, and Bedouin culture, all while helping us to share our own American culture with him and his friends. As for bookings, he was efficient, clear, and helpful, and he arranged vehicles to take us to and from Petra each day. The home itself has an excellent shower and bathroom, both of which are impeccably clean. The rooms have comfortable beds with plenty of blankets. Attallh's home is in a quiet neighborhood and village, which helped us get a quality night of sleep after a long day in Petra and before another long day in Little Petra. When we woke up in the morning, a delicious breakfast of hummus, yogurt, za'atar, hardboiled eggs, bread, and more was waiting for us. In short, I cannot recommend staying with Attallh enough. My friends and I thought about staying in a hotel in Wadi Moussa (the village outside of Petra), but we ended up choosing to stay with Attallh - I'm so glad we made that decision. He is a kind, intelligent, and interesting person, and I hope you get to experience his hospitality when you visit Petra, too.
Mark2015-03-30T00:00:00ZOur stay with Attallh made our time in Petra an unforgettable experience. His house is in Little Petra, a village 10 minutes away from the big hotels and hustle of the crowds, and is modest but lovely. He welcomed us with tea and immediately made us feel comfortable and at ease. Attallh has a wealth of knowledge, as he grew up in Petra, and speaks perfect English. We ended up hiring him as our guide in Petra and he led us on an incredible tour and cultural experience. We explored places that most other tourists aren't allowed to visit and were greeted warmly by his huge family and friends within Petra. I would highly recommend staying with Attallh and would return in a heart beat.
Heather2015-05-22T00:00:00ZThis was my 2nd time staying with Attallh. It was great to learn about Petra and the surroundings from him. He made it super easy to meet up, even offing us a ride from Wadi Mousa. If you have the chance to stay with Attallh, I definitely recommend it!
Hannah2015-05-31T00:00:00ZAttallah is a warm, welcoming host. We loved sitting around the fire and talking with him about his life growing up in Petra. He served a wonderful, hot dinner, and a generous breakfast. Facilities are modest but clean. You can't get a better, more hospitable or authentic experience while visiting Petra!
Betsy2015-04-13T00:00:00ZAwesome guy with amazing hospitality. Would recommend to all :)
Johnathan2016-03-25T00:00:00ZMaybe a hotel is better for me
春2016-02-11T00:00:00ZThe host canceled this reservation the day before arrival. This is an automated posting.
JeffThe place is incredible and unique! It was a great expirence. Host was very nice, helpful and he showed us part of the real bedouins life. Attallh is very good chef ;) We definitely want to come back! We enjoyed it very much. We recommend Attallh and this place.
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Our stay with Atallah was wonderful! We had the villa (almost) to ourselves. What a space, when you are used to small hotel rooms! And the view! From any one of the 3 balconies you can see the sunset over Petra, beautiful! The location of the villa is just great (+/- 5 auto min away from Petra main entrance and in walking distance of the back entrance). Atallah and his nephew Achmed are wonderful hostess and superb cooks. Each diner (paid for separately) was a feast after restaurant fatigue got to us. No more choosing what and where to eat. Always great, authentic Bedouin food. Even my wife's gluten allergy was not a problem and incorporated in the diner. After dinner we had wonderful conversations about almost everything. Atallah also arranged that one of his nephews guided us for one day in Petra. He showed us the back road to the monastery and places normal tourist do not see so easily. It was great to experience Petra away from the beaten track. The sceneries are just magnificent! The location of the villa is suburb but Atallah and his family made sure that our trip to Petra was one with more than one golden lining! Petra is just beautiful but the change to really meet to Bedouins in the form of Attalah and his family made it for us even more special.
Rob2014-11-03T00:00:00ZMy stay was wonderful, and exceeded expectations! The place was nice and clean, convenient, and with great views across Petra and the surrounding mountains. Atallah was a great host - and was very helpful by arranging for several additional details of the trip (a very worthwhile guided hike at Petra, and transport to my next destinations in Jordan). Atallah made me feel welcome like a special guest, and I had a fantastic stay all around - getting to experience many things an ordinary tourist would not. Thank you for the hospitality - I will recommend you to my friends, and also hope to return someday soon, inshallah. Scott
Scott2014-12-02T00:00:00ZAtallah was an incredible host. We arrived at his house in the Bedouin village overlooking Petra and were immediately treated like family. His nephew, Ahmed, toured us around the ruins and took us on gorgeous hikes away from the crowds. After our stay in Petra, Atallah arranged a ride for us to the spectacular Wadi Rum desert, where we stayed in a Bedouin camp and one of his friends showed us around on a jeep. Then he arranged a ride to Aqqaba for us, met us in Aqqaba, showed us around the town all day, and then found us a great place to stay by the beach on the South Coast of Aqqaba. Atallah is a very kind man and a perfect host in Jordan. I highly recommend staying with him in Petra!
Dana2015-01-22T00:00:00ZAtallah is an amazing host! He was always responsive to my questions and changes were not a problem. He even offered to help find accommodations at other locations for dates his house was already booked. Unfortunately, my plans changed suddenly due to the unforeseen closure of the border post at Eilat for Yom Kippur. I wrote Atallah immediately when learning I would not be able to make the reservation. He responded instantly and told me not to worry. He only wanted to be sure that my travels would be safe. He even insisted to refund my entire payment even though I wanted him to keep it. Still, he refunded me. I'm so sorry I missed the opportunity to Stay at Atallahs home and embrace his hospitality as well as the dinners planned by Fatimah. I'll definitely be staying with Atallah on my next trip to Petra. Thanks Atallah! You are indeed a kind soul. Peace.
John2016-10-12T00:00:00ZWe never actually met Atallah because he was away on another trip during our stay, but his nephew Achmed met us at the cafe and took really fantastic care of us. We were greeted with tea and Achmed let us rest for a while before he took us down to show us around Petra. It was really nice having him around to show us some of the lesser traveled places in the valley, and also to ask questions about bedouin culture and life. I'd highly suggest doing the dinner if you can, both nights we stayed the food was delicious. The only thing that wasn't that great about the stay was the weather. The house can be quite chilly, but they kept a fire going and had space heaters throughout. Definitely grab an extra blanket as well. The house itself is incredibly beautiful and looks out into the Petra Valley from the back balcony. Achmed treated us like family and I'd without hesitation recommend lodging here if you'd like a more authentic experience in Petra.
Adam2015-01-14T00:00:00ZThe villa is big and really nice. It's a typical villa with an amazing view on the mountain. Atallah informed me before my coming that he was not in Jordan but his sister was there to welcome us (my friends and me). We stayed one night. His sister has been really kind with us and was waiting for our coming. Atallah and his sister texted me before my coming, telling me to contact them at any time if needed. During the night it has been a little bit noisy.. because of the animal around in the village.. but if I have to come back to Petra, I will go again to this Villa. Being on the terrace in front of the mountain, looking at the sunrise is amazing.
Jonathan2016-10-04T00:00:00ZBest Location (in the calm), best view, very nice host. You feel home immediately. He can help you with everything. I enjoyed my stay a 150%.
Chantal2015-04-15T00:00:00ZAtallah communicated well before the trip. Unfortunately, we didn't get to meet him due to unexpected business so we stayed in his house by ourselves. The house is typical of the area although bigger, felt like you were getting an authentic bedouin experience especially since we paid for his sister to cook traditional meals the 2 nights we were there. His sister, Fatima, was a great cook and very hospitable even after we got lost on the way there and turned up an hour later than agreed.
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Maryam est une hôte parfaite, toujours prête à aider et qui connait parfaitement Petra!! Le logement est très confortable et très propre. On a passer 3 jours extraordinaire grâce à Maryam. Merci beaucoup c'était top
Thomas2016-04-24T00:00:00ZMaryam's apartment is in a village near Petra. 3 JD will get you a ride to Petra Visiter Center, which is the main attraction here. But Maryam can organise driver, guide (ask fro Ali, he is very very good!) and trips all over Jordan! She helped me to organise most of my trip in Jordan and it was very satisfied. In a small village in Jordan, do expect early morning mosque prayers, midnight donkey cries, 3 cats in the house and heavy smokers in the living room and no wifi though. Otherwise, it is perfect!
Jessica2015-09-06T00:00:00ZThe listing is accurate. The house is nicely furnished with comfortable beds. The communication with the host was prompt. Once you accept the limitations specified by the host in her listing ( no kitchen, no wi-fi, host staying in the same premises) , Maryam goes out of her way to help in planning your itinerary. She seemed to know & liked by everyone in the village. Her contact Hamid, who took us around to Little Petra & Wadi Rum, was very knowledgeable. Since we were on a tight budget, the host showed us the local eating place within walking distance from her house . The restaurant proved to be a very cost effective place for all our meals. Its location on the village main square was ideal to watch the life of the locals of this village.
Arun2016-10-20T00:00:00ZMaryam is a welcoming host. Staying with her and her three delightful Sphinx cats in a Bedouin village overlooking Petra is the perfect introduction to the region. Enjoy a "Maglouba" dinner cooked by a local Bedouin woman as a special treat.
Heather2016-03-06T00:00:00ZMaryam is a perfect host. She gave us good advices about Petra. Thanks to her, we could try a "secret way" to go on the site. The room was very clean and the view is just wondeful. Thank you for eveything.
Laura2015-10-29T00:00:00ZThat was a great experience to stay in bedouin village. Maryam was nice and superfriendly. She helped me a lot with everything and her home was very clean, cosy, and modern (good bed and good bathroom). Thé and breakfast are terrific ! She organized excursion in Wadi Rum and my transfer from Petra to Aqaba with a very nice and helpful driver. Thank you to you Maryam for your hospitality ! Highly recommended !
Mathieu2016-04-17T00:00:00ZThank you to you Maryam for your hospitality! We felt very well in Myriam's house. That was a great experience to stay in bedouin village. Back entrance is nice,( if you already know the main entrance that is unforgivable) Good breakfast, hot water, Good beds, cleanless. We advice!
lucie2016-04-04T00:00:00ZMaryam made us feel most welcome in her home. When we arrived our family of four had tea with her and found her to be a very interesting woman, willing to share her life and share her gifts. We enjoyed staying in the Bedouin village just minutes from a back entrance to Petra. Our last morning we were able to ride donkeys up to the monastery and return before checkout. Also she was able to arrange a drive for us to Aqaba. She provided a lovely traditional breakfast each morning and it was exciting to meet her other guests. She has visitors from all over the world.
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Ali and Valeria's place was a perfect base for our trip to Petra. They were incredibly friendly and gave some great advice and help to make the most if our time. The apartment is a little bit far from the Petra main gate to walk (well you could but we decided to save our legs for walking within Petra) so Ali organised a driver to take us there and pick us up each day - 3JD each way... A regular taxi would be about 5JD. A 6am drop off was no problem either. Walking into the main part of town took about 15 minutes. Breakfast was huge and more than big enough. Would definitely recommend staying here :)
Cathy2014-05-10T00:00:00ZI really enjoyed my four days in Petra, thanks to the genuine hospitality of Vale and Ali. They both welcome their guests in to their clean, neat, peaceful home warmly, with smiles, cups of warm sweet tea, delicious breakfasts, authentic dinners (for an additional fee), and suggestions for touring the sights.
Janet2014-04-23T00:00:00ZValeria is very warm and welcoming. She and her boyfriend provided many helpful advices for touring Petra and the surrounding attractions. Her place is not in Wadi Musa, hence it might be more suitable for those who drive. Most of the residents in the village of Oom Sayhum work in Petra, so if you are there long enough, in the end the whole village will know you (as a tourist, and as Valeria's guest).
qi2015-06-21T00:00:00ZWe spent 2 nights by Valeria and if it was a little difficult to find the way !...unfortunetly Valeria's 2 phonenumbers were not working ! we found the way with Airbnb help! The house is new and in the style of Bedouin way of life with the accomodities of modern life! Great dinner alltogether and enjoying the Mansaf of Valeria! She gave us many informations and we learned a lot about jordanian life ! Thank you, Also with her boyfriend we had a great tour to the Monastery ! Thanks a lot to him too! The only thing was that the last day after coming back from our tour ,they had no water anymore and it wasn't so confortable! But we were very happy to meet Valeria and her boyfriend and also another italian guy also guest there - it was a very familiar and true relation with each other! Much luck and happyness for you Valeria and Obama!
Edith2015-06-30T00:00:00ZValeria and Ali made our brief stay in Petra unforgettable. They were both very friendly, accommodating, and easy to communicate with. Ali was nice enough to pick us up from the JETT bus stop in Petra. After settling in at their apartment they invited us for tea and we got to know each other. They offered us tips on how to best see Petra and shared a bit of history. At night they cooked dinner, which we shared with a lovely family from Zurich. It was a nice relaxing evening after a tiring journey through Petra. The apartment was very clean and well-equipped. They provided us with everything we needed. They also have a terrace with a nice view of the town. On our back to the apartment we stopped by to catch the sunset, which was truly magical. If you are looking for an authentic experience in Petra I highly recommend staying with Valeria and Ali.
Irwin2014-05-07T00:00:00ZThe stay at Valeria's home was short but so great ! Valeria is a joyful and very sweet hostess. The room very nicely decorated and very clean. Too bad it was so short !
Chrystel2015-09-07T00:00:00ZI am Jordanian, and in Jordan Bedouins are known for their hospitality. Ali & Valerie showed me a great sense of hospitality and truly treated me as if I were a family member. I am really glad I met this wonderful couple, and their story is so original as Ali is a Bedouin from Jordan and Valerie comes from Italy. To sum it up, these guys really (love) what they do, meeting new people and showing them a true sense of hospitality. Ps. I know many of you are curious: yes, the bathroom is clean :)
Nart2014-10-09T00:00:00ZValeria was incredibly friendly and welcoming and never left us feeling we were an imposition. The house was cool and clean and the breakfast (delicous houmous/tomatoes/cucumbers/flat breads....) set you up for the day. The town itself has more character than Wadi Musa, the more 'typical' town for visiting Petra (and not much father away - we walked it). Would recommend to anyone visiting the area..
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Maan, Ma'an, 요르단
The place and the location are fantastic! I recommended very much! It's near to Petra and the host is excellent!
Fernando2016-11-28T00:00:00ZPros - cheap. Paid $48 aud for 2 nights and 2 ppl. There was catparking Cons - no wifi in the room, no hot water for showers, cigarette odour in room, floor not vacuumed, rust on shower floor, not helpful staff when I brought the lack of hot water to their attention, tried to up sell to eating at their restaurant.
Peter2016-12-30T00:00:00ZVærelse var som beskrevet. Rent, tæt på centrum. Maden på hotellet er god og matcher priserne på de nærliggende restauranter. Personalet var venligt og hjælpsomt.
William 2016-11-05T00:00:00Zvery nice
Nicolaas Francois2017-02-27T00:00:00ZPositives-Comfy and clean bed, pillow and blanket. Wifi worked good in lobby. Fridge worked great. Great price. Hot water. Found parking easily. Negatives - carpet appeared dirty. Bathroom functional but not in good condition. Room smelled of smoke. Wifi weak in room. Closet broken. Bring toilet paper.
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La maison bedouine est petite mais magique et toute mignonne. Elle demande un gros nettoyage pour pouvoir y rester plus d'une nuit, et il faut prévoir de quoi faire à manger. Emplacement chouette.
Danaé2016-11-22T00:00:00ZA very special place Deciding to stay in Yousef's place was a risk, as we did not know what to expect or how exactly to find him or the place. It turned out to be very much worth it though - as long as you manage your expectations and are well prepared for your stay there, it is totally recommended. The place is simple as much as it is great. A small farmhouse made of stone built high in the mountain in Little Petra by Yousef's grandfather, it hardly gets more original or local than this. The scenery is amazing, and the place is secluded and quiet - at night you can hear every little sound of the nature. We were there in the winter, so it was cold, but the fire stove kept us warm. Waking up there is quite an experience! The downside of something so rural and basic is that there was no power or water supply, at least when we were there. Since we only spent one night and were well equipped it did not matter much for us, but if you plan to stay longer you should know this and arrange with Yousef. It is also out of the way (7km from Petra), which depending on what you want may be good or bad - for us it was good. But be prepared - if you want to stay there, you should have a car or a way to get supplies and get around. It can be great, just know what to expect. Yousef himself and his brother who was with him were very pleasant people to be around. We had trouble reaching him in the beginning and it took some phone calls to coordinate, but when we managed to get in touch he showed to pick us from Petra, drove with us to the place, set up everything there and stayed with us for tea and conversation. All in all, a very special experience.
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FC Sheriff welcome a notable former player back to Moldova in UEFA Europa League Group K, with a radically altered FC Anji Makhachkala ready for a second assault on the competition.
Previous meetings
• Sheriff and Anji are meeting for the first time in what is Anji's first game against a Moldovan side.
• Sheriff's only previous encounter with a club from Russia came in the 2006/07 UEFA Champions League second qualifying round when they took on FC Spartak Moskva, drawing 1-1 in Tiraspol and then 0-0 in Russia to lose the tie on away goals.
Match background
• Sheriff competed in the 2009/10 and 2010/11 UEFA Europa League group stages, missing out on the final cut on both occasions having collected five points each time.
• A 2-1 win against FK Vojvodina in this season's play-offs ended Sheriff's four-game wait for a European home victory, that run taking in a draw and three defeats.
• Anji made it through the UEFA Europa League group stage at the first attempt under Guus Hiddink last season, losing out to Newcastle United FC in the round of 16.
• Anji have not won in five European away fixtures (D2 L3) since a spectacular 5-0 victory against AZ Alkmaar in last season's UEFA Europa League play-offs.
Team facts
• Anji boast Moldovan talent in the form of national team captain Alexandru Epureanu, who recently joined from FC Dinamo Moskva. The 26-year-old won three Moldovan titles and a domestic cup with Sheriff between 2004 and 2007, when he left for FC Moskva.
• Epureanu also played alongside Sheriff coach Veaceslav Rusnac at FC Zimbru Chisinau between 2002 and 2004.
• Sheriff are one of nine domestic champions involved in this season's group stage along with NK Maribor (Slovenia), Maccabi Tel-Aviv (Israel), PFC Ludogorets Razgrad (Bulgaria), Legia Warszawa (Poland), FC Shakhter Karagandy (Kazakhstan), APOEL FC (Cyprus), GNK Dinamo Zagreb (Croatia) and IF Elfsborg (Sweden).
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• Assisted by Juan Ferrando, Cesc Fàbregas's personal trainer at Arsenal FC, Sheriff coach Veaceslav Rusnac was a defender for a number of clubs. He achieved an unusual first in 2000 when he won the Moldovan league with FC Zimbru Chisinau, the local futsal crown with FC Zarea Balti and the top prize in Moldovan beach football with Palestra. As a coach, he led Moldova's Under-17s, taking charge at Sheriff in July 2013 after spells with several other local sides.
• A major footballing figure in his native Dagestan, Gadzhi Gadzhiev returned for a fourth spell as Anji coach in the summer of 2013 with the club adopting a new approach following the departure of Dutchman Guus Hiddink. A player for FC Spartak Leningrad, he has coached in Azerbaijan and Japan, and worked as assistant to Anatoliy Byshovets during his spells in charge of the USSR/CIS and Russia, embarking on the first of his adventures with Anji in 1999.
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'I don't imagine if I'd been in a lifeboat in that sea I'd have wanted to go back again,' he freely admits. Yet, even when Britain was losing 700,000 tonnes of merchant vessels in a month, as the historian Liddell Hart writes in his History of the Second World War: 'It was remarkable that sailors were not deterred from manning them, and there was never a shortage of crews.'
Today sees the beginning of celebrations to mark the 50th anniversary of the battle when the Duke of Edinburgh reviews a fleet of Royal Navy and merchant vessels assembled off Anglesey, north Wales. On Friday, he and the Queen will meet campaign veterans.
Seamen who served during the conflict were not allowed to keep diaries in case they fell into enemy hands (although many did, covertly). But cameras, an expensive rarity then, were allowed, and Mr Ball kept a record of his part in the struggle as Germany tried to cut the lifeline supplying Britain with fuel, food and raw materials.
Mr Ball, who joined the naval reserve in 1938, began the war on board a light cruiser on patrol off the Faroes and Iceland. From May 1940, he served on board a trawler converted for anti-submarine duties, and he says a small ship was his preference as death would have been instantaneous in the event of being hit by enemy fire. 'We had 75 depth charges on board,' he recalls. 'If a torpedo hit, we would go up.'
In late 1940, he served on anti- submarine patrols from Gibraltar for two years, then spent a year in command of another converted trawler escorting convoys off the west coast of Africa.
None of his pictures capture the heat of battle - there was no time for taking pictures then - but they provide an equally valuable record, of the aftermath of engagements, and the humanity and mundanity of the hours on board ship between incidents, waiting for the sight or sign of a submarine which could come at any time of day or night. Seamen had to be constantly ready, even sleeping in their clothes.
'You couldn't worry all the time about what was about to happen, because you all had to do your jobs efficiently, and you couldn't do that if you were constantly worrying.'
His photographs on board or across the sea were taken with simple cameras, without the modern aids of automatic focusing and interchangeable lenses. He had learnt the craft in peacetime on a correspondence course while working in a life insurance office. He developed and printed his own films on board.
When the Battle of the Atlantic finally swung in the Allies' favour 50 years ago this month, it was not, like Trafalgar or Waterloo, an overnight victory. But the securing of Britain's lifeline was still one of those turning points in a war which are recognised not just with hindsight but as soon as they happen.
Mr Ball recalls: 'We used to get the monthly figures (for tonnages lost). In early 1943 we jolly nearly lost the war. May 1943 was the turning point.'
Improvements in technology or tactics or numbers on either side would sway the conflict first one way then the other, but from May 1943 the flow was irrevocably in one direction.
In the opening month of the war, September 1939, 41 allied and neutral ships amounting to 154,000 tons were sunk. U-boats were the chief menace, but mines, aircraft and surface ships also contributed.
In June 1940, after the fall of France, 58 ships (284,000 tons) were sunk, and 250,000 tons a month were lost for several months.
By 1941, U-boats were hunting as 'wolf packs', and attacking more effectively on the surface at night. In May, U-boat sinkings reached 310,000 tons - 61 ships, equivalent to a large convoy. That autumn, US ships began helping to defend British convoys, and U-boat sinkings fell to 156,000 tons by October.
By February 1942, however, sinkings had risen to nearly 500,000 tons, by May it was 600,000 tons, and by June 700,000 tons. By now there were 150 operational U-boats, three times the strength at the start of the war. U-boats were being built faster than they were being sunk.
Allied losses fell during the summer, but in November 119 ships (729,000 tons) were lost. By the start of 1943, the effect of a gradually reducing merchant fleet was alarming: stocks of commercial fuel in Britain were down to little more than two months' supply. In March, 108 ships (627,000 tons) were sunk, nearly two-thirds in convoys, but from then on the crisis had passed.
A concentrated counter-attack on U-boats, helped by radar, the deciphering of the German code, and other new weapons, began to take effect. The number of merchant fleet sinkings dropped steeply, and after a series of heavy losses, the German Admiral, Karl Donitz, withdrew temporarily from the North Atlantic on 23 May. By July, more Allied merchant ships were being built than were being lost.
Fifty years later, Mr Ball is still conscious of how nearly he could have become one of the 120,000 people who died in the battle. On one occasion a U-boat penetrated Scapa Flow naval base and sank the Royal Oak, which had an adjacent berth. He says, however, that he was in 'nothing like the danger of the merchant boats', and above all he is aware of the frightening rate of attrition on U-boats. Half the crew were killed in the course of the war. 'By the end of the war, there was an 80 per cent chance of a German submariner getting killed on a single mission. Think of that.'
Diary of week's events
MERSEYSIDE is expecting 2 million visitors to its events commemorating the Battle of the Atlantic. The main events are:
Today, 10.30am: Battle of the Atlantic Gallery opens, Maritime Museum, Mersey Dock.
Noon-1.30pm: Duke of Edinburgh reviews the Fleet.
Tomorrow, 10.30-11.10am: Duke of Edinburgh visits HMS Plymouth and HMS Onyx.
10am: British Shipping exhibition (until 31 May) Albert Dock.
Friday, 11.15am: The Queen meets veterans and inspects guard of honour, Albert Dock.
Saturday: Historic warships on permanent display, Wallasey Docks.
2.30pm: Flypast of historic and modern aircraft, best view from docks.
Sunday, 10.30: Service, Anglican cathedral, attended by Prince and Princess of Wales.
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Pratt An unprecedented 10-day antlerless-only deer season has been approved by the Wildlife and Parks Commission.
During the special season that will run from Dec. 31 until Jan. 9, 2000, all unfilled permits will revert to whitetail antlerless-only permits.
While all legal firearm, archery and muzzleloader equipment may be used during the special season, all hunters will be required to wear blaze orange.
"In response to rising deer-vehicle accidents and crop damage complaints, as well as our data on population densities, we believe an extended second season is needed to control deer numbers," says KDWP Secretary Steve Williams.
Although actual permit numbers will not be set until Wildlife and Parks Commission Meeting on April 27 in Hays, it is anticipated that authorized permits, including antlerless-only game tags, will again be increased.
The application period for resident firearm and muzzleloader hunters will be from the earliest date applications are available through July 15, 1999.
Residents may purchase two antlerless-only game tags for use in specified units, a unit archery permit, and as many as two leftover permits, in addition to one primary permit.
Here are the deer season dates:
Firearm -- Dec. 1-12 and Dec. 31-Jan. 9 (special antlerless-only season).
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Friday, January 27, 2012
First Sleepover
They planned it themselves. I heard snippets, here and there, but figured it was just wishful thinking. Then I got the text.
"Are we on for a sleepover tomorrow?"
So, she's going. Just down the hill, her friend lives pretty much in our backyard, and they spend so much time together, I'm not really worried that she'll get scared and want to come home at 2 AM (though she can if she wants to, of course.) She's got her sleeping bag, Eeyore, "Cover Blanket", clothes, jammies, brushes and toothpaste. The Goofy pillowcase is fresh, and she's planned to use "the sleeping side". I think they may be sleeping in the loft bed, which should be interesting. There will be movies and popcorn and lots of giggles.
Exciting, and a little sad. My girl is growing up.
Next party's at our house.
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- Lisa, a.k.a. The Bold Soul said...
Oh, those first sleepovers are always fun, and a bit touch-and-go when you don't know if "away" kid will make it through the night OK. I remember doing a sleepover at a friend's house and I got sick in the night and barfed all over the white shag carpet in my friend's bedroom. Her poor mother! And I wasn't that little, either.
Good for Rowan! Hope she has fun! We just let Georges' youngest have TWO friends sleep over on Saturday. I think we decided from now on to limit it to ONE friend. 10 year old boys are just maniacs. - 1/31/2012 04:37:00 AM
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I have a bunch of these both to trade.,also lambs ear,missouri evening primrose(tall one),varigated grass,
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Hello, Can you describe your Checker Mallow? I have been looking for a Mallow or Hibiscus that grows in wet areas in my zone 6. I think I saw something about Checker Mallow in one of my searches.
its kinds bushy and about 2ft high loaded with pink flowers...mini-hollyhock.
I would be interested in a trade for your checker mallow and for the tall primrose if they are both plants. I have too many seed right now.
I have a variety of woodland plants that are popping up now if that would interest you.
I will look at your "want" page and see if I have anything you are interested in.
i NEED ALL THE SEEDS i CAN GET, MY GRANSON IS PLANTING AND GROWING FASTER THAN nANA CAN KEEP UP .pLEASE I NEED SEEDS.i WILL HAVE NEW SEEDING OF HERBS SOON TO GIVE TO YOU LITTLE
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Corinne Appleton sent us this one:
Seems Vickie Howell, familiar to many as the Host and Creative Consultant of DIY Network & HGTV's show, Knitty Gritty, has been browsing through Google Trends and found this chart representing the ebb and flow of interest in knitting and crochet over the years. Here are a few fun facts she discovered:
- Knitting hit its peak in popularity in 2005. Crochet? It's Right Now, Baby!
- In the US, the highest concentration of knitters are found in Spokane, Reno, & Boise
- American crocheters congregate primarily in Chicago, Atlanta, and LA
- But if you crochet, Argentina is the place to be
And Peggy Pye sent this one in. . .
A. C. Moore collects knitted and crocheted items to distribute to those in need in the US and in 20 different countries of Eastern Europe, Latin America, Asia, and Africa.
Noted in the Winter 2014/2015 issue of Shuttle Spindle & Dyepot, an exhibit entitled Man-Made: The Masculine Aesthetic in Contemporary Quiltmaking is currently at the Craft & Folk Art Museum of Los Angeles through May 3.
". . . This exhibition seeks to examine whether there is a male aesthetic in quiltmaking. Utilizing contemporary techniques, materials, technology, and perspectives, the eight exhibiting artists are part of a growing, loosely-knit network of male quilters who negotiate through their interests and concerns through the junctures of quilting with new technologies and machine aesthetics; with expression of masculinity and sexuality; and with person faxcinations such as heavy metal or science fiction. . . "
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Cosmetic Cupcake manicure
I wanted some bling so I went with 3 coats of the awesome Rescue Beauty Lounge Frugalista on all fingers except accents. I hauled this beauty in the 50% off sale last year and am now kicking myself for only purchasing 4 polishes.
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Frugalista is a gorgeous silver and purple glitter and I now know why Rescue Beauty Lounge polishes are so hyped about! The polishes are just gorgeous and it was easy to apply and quick to dry.
I then freehanded cupcakes on my accent fingers by following Rina's great cupcake tutorial. You might notice that my cupcake is in the same colour scheme as my logo! It by no means looks like the work of art Claude made for me but I tried =p I didn't even attempt the lippie and nail polish bottle as it would have been a fail haha. I am still completely in love with my logo!!
For this design I used a coat of Butter London Pink Ribbon as a sheer base. I then used China Glaze Sugar High to freehand a thick French tip and used Kiss nail art striper in white for vertical stripes to complete the cupcake liner. I then drew a large half circle on top of the cupcake liner using Ulta 3 chocolate cake and added dark red bullions to make sprinkles.
The pic above is of the design on my right hand (which I hardly show) as I actually preferred the way I did the cupcake. I got lazy with my right hand and didn't add the cherry which I did using China Glaze Empowerment. I topped it all with a coat of Coffret D'or gel mode topcoat which Christina gave me in one of our swaps. The topcoat makes my nails so lovely and shiny! I have yet to fully use it properly though.
I'm now trying to think of a mani design for my actual birthday! What would you suggest?
Thanks for looking and don't forget to enter My Big Birthday Giveaway! I'll be catching up on comments tomorrow x)
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Uwaaaa, congratulations on your blog birthday my dear friend <<<<<3
And such a cute mani you chose to celebrate! This glitter polish you used is to die for? I am absolutely loving it! And the cupcake, it's so cute <3
Hmmmm a birthday mani, I say do something with fish, for the Pisces sign. And glitter, lots of glitter ^_^@christine: Thanks Christine! =) I've only tried this RBL so far but I can definitely tell they live up to the quality and beauty that everyone seems to rave about. I totally agree that the Tudor ones are so pretty!! Too bad the price isn't =S
@shiny: I'm so happy you like it hun!! I've wanted to incorporate my logo into my mani for ages and it was definitely fun =) I'm so lucky that my dear friend Christina gifted the top coat to me! It's definitely VERY high quality so I'm using it extremely sparingly.
@Danielle: Cheers Danielle!!@mandy: It just takes LOADS of practise, patience and a steady hand. More patience actually lol.
@Antonia: Thank you Antonia! Sure I can definitely do a Hello Kitty manicure sometime. I've done one previously here: http://cosmeticcupcake.blogspot.com/2010/07/color-club-hello-kitty-manicure.html.
@Danielle: Awww you are always making me blush Danielle with your sweet compliments =) What better way to celebrate than with some glitter!
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How many tickets?
(63 Posts)I've applied for opening ceremony, athletics and cycling.
If i get everything i requested it'll be a huge dent in my bank account and we'll be holidaying in Glasgow next Summer
But honestly what chance have i got of getting 100m finals?
We got half the tickets we applied for so feeling ok about that. Live on Glasgow so would have been gutted if hadn't gotten anything!
I'm gutted!! Only got the velodrome...
Is it worth driving 10 hrs just for 2hrs?
Got none after applying for 4 events. Pretty disappointing.
Iamsanta we're in the same boat, only got one rugby session, 7 hour drive/cost/annual leave etc, argh?!
What are you going to do littlemonkey ?
I feel sorry for everyone who haven't had any, surely there would have been a better way to share out equally...
I'm not sure santa, probably see how we feel nearer the time i guess. See if we can get any other tickets maybe. I guess nearer the time when they start hyping it all up we'll either want to be part of it or back out when faced with the travel/cost. Rugby was DH's choice really not mine, i wanted athletics/cycling. We'll have to see.
How about you?
It was meant to be our summer holiday and I was hoping to have 4 days at the games!
Our friend should be boxing up there and DH is gutted we haven't had any of the boxing tickets..grrr ( nc from above)
We are going to apply again next week and hope we get another day or two maybe, otherwise might wait nearer and hope we can buy some somewhere?
Ah i wondered where the poster with the relative had gone. That's a shame hope you manage to get some.
I wonder if they'll end up doing a resale of unwanted tickets like london, otherwise people who decide not to go (like we might) will mean empty seats.
Gutted. Absolutely gutted. We didn't get any and we live in Glasgow. I just wanted to take the kids to something after they were so interested in the Olympics and we couldn't get tickets for that either. I quite honestly could cry.
It's so unfair that some people have got loads that they applied for and others absolutely nothing. Surely they could find a fairer way?
Oh trixy that's really crap :-(
Fingers crossed you get some when they sell what's left?
Did you apply for rugby? If we don't manage to get more tickets for anything we might not go (we're 7 hours away) so ours would be going spare?
Thanks littlemonkey.
I would definitely be interested although rugby's not really my thing! I just want to take the kids to something!!
I can practically see the mountain biking track from my house so feel particularly gutted about not getting tickets for that.
I'm just going to apply for anything and everything in the further sales assuming there will be some!
It seems so unfair they way the tickets have been allocated! Surely there could have been a fairer way.
So glad I hadn't told the dcs - they both compete in gymnastics at county and above and would have been absolutely gutted if they had known we had applied and got nothing
I was hoping to give them tickets for christmas.
fuck it I'm gutted
if you did get tickets then well done and enjoy!
I wish I'd applied for more now to increase our chances, but the thing is that if you get them all you are committed to buying them all! Itjust seems to favour those who are well off. There must be a better way.
No rugby isn't my top choice either, included it on our application as an extra for DH iyswim not as the main thing we wanted.
Fingers crossed you get something, with it happening in your home city it would be such a shame not to take part. Pm me your email and i'll let you know if we decide not to go.
I think the problem is it sounds fair to have an open ballot for each session, but people with loadsa cash could apply for dozens of sessions to see what they got, whereas most people had to limit themselves to a couple of sessions in case they got lucky with them all and had to pay a big bill!
I suppose there's always the marathon and the cycling road race which are free to all.
I got two tickets for the closing ceremony. Wasn't going to bother applying but a woman at work persuaded me what a great opportunity it was. Feel a bit guilty now as she didn't get any.
Iamsanta - two hours for ten hours drive is a bit much. I have tickets for the worlds next months but that is 10 hours worth for a three hour drive. I doubt I could bring myself to drive for 10 hours for the same cyclists on the track and only get a fifth of the time
I'm quite excited because we got some tickets! It's only table-tennis which were my 'nobody'll probably want to see this so I'll give it a punt' choice. We didn't get the gymnastics which dd had set her heart on, but I might try on the returns.
Did have to go for budget choices though as didn't fancy having to commit £££ that we don't have. Have already booked spare room at mums & her babysitting services for dc2. Am excited to be going to something like this on my home turf (even though I have been away for a number of years now)
Well done toot! I would be excited too!! I think the table tennis will be quite good to watch.
Got squash tickets, going to it on a MN day out with netto and her dd
Applied for loads, only got rugby sevens
We got our tickets for the gymnastics, but didn't get the diving or the mountain biking.
At least it will be worth the travel up to Scotland for our holiday.
Most of my friends who applied, also got at least something. I don't know anyone who got everything they applied for.
Yay, for everyone who got tickets!!
I applied diving x 2, gymnastics x 2 and athletics and got the gymnastics and athletics. V pleased and going to have a Scottish holiday - Glasgow plus some countryside before or after.
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Oh man that second one dominates. Nice work on the paint job as well as the awesome conversion!
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nice use of the night lord lord there. Cool
Nice work overall, both look pretty cool. However, the main problem with the first one I can see is that it looks rather busy. There are a good deal of colours involved and it just, to my eyes, looks a little too busy. I don't know exactly how you could counter this other than, say paint the first hand blue; not bronze. However, that's a niggling point. Overall nice work, I do just think you could work on the metallics a little bit - they look a bit rushed and missing depth; especially the bronze. And again with the red, looks like it is missing shading or highlighting. But a nice mini.
With the second mini, my main concern is the wings. They're large and impressive, sure but it's how they connect to the marine. They don't seem like organically placed, more just stuck on like an after thought. Spoils the effect I feel. Otherwise, as above; good work!
Thanks for the comments everyone.
@Kuffy: I agree that it is an extraordinarily busy mini, but it does have a lot of details and I wanted them to stick out so the miniature could be used as it ought to be (there's no point in details if you gonna hide them)
As for Valdraak. I pondered this over and over and what I came up with was the easiest and best solution. I had to file away the backpack connection. I then placed the wings and tried to GS them so they look to be connected (I'm new to GS) then GSed the gold armor lining around the wings to make it look as though the armor was made with space for his wings.
I tried my best and I am satisfied with the results... I wish you could see them for real as the photos don't do them justice. especially the metals and reds, which I can assure you, do have more depth as I see them.
Thanks again
Very nice, although I would've positioned the wings a tad bit higher.
-The God of all Machines
Fair enough. I know what you mean about greenstuff, I'm still learning and slowly getting a little better. And it is a busy mini, I actually have one myself (will get round to painting it up one day..) but I haven't looked all that closely at it truthfully. I find that with many pictures, highlights and shading tends to get "lost in translation" so to speak. =)
Meh...still looks good
-The God of all Machines