The White Desert of Egypt and Libyan Desert Oasis (V)
And that’s the landscape we discovered in the morning: the dream! (The cliffs in the background are part of the forbidden zone).
We market the next morning only when accompanied by a Bedouin in the logistics team: our guide did not see fit to come with us. Still, I was quite shocked to the casualness of it, someone very young who thought primarily to party. Nor had he bothered to greet us at the airport, he will move for us to say goodbye on the last day.
We are moving to the new White Desert where we will hike the afternoon. The training that we find in this part are even more beautiful than those of the former White Desert.
We joined the vehicles for a picnic lunch, at the same location as the camp at night. The picnic was a little hard because there is no shade, the sun is almost vertical, and it was quite warm for April. The small “Moula-Moula” (birds of deserts) we were almost eat out of hand.
In the afternoon we had “free time” to tour the limestone formations of the new White Desert (pity that these traces of jeep).
Quite an interesting post and supporting comments here. I would point out that other people may make a different viewpoint, particularly in terms of travel tips. Has anyone here seen good related ideas on the Internet, and could you let me know where? baju muslim