| Roman ruins in the center of the city |
| Amman |
| The Bedouin camp where we stayed wanted to put on a Bedouin wedding for everyone... |
| My tent :) |
| The unveiling of our dinner |
| The sand was pink! |
| Thamudic inscription |
| Jeep riding in Wadi Rum |
| The ampitheatre |
| My first time on a camel |
| Nabataean tombs |
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| The treasury |
| These channels were on both sides of the rift valley- it's amazing to think that this kind of masonry and engineering existed over 2000 years ago |
| This is a camel carved into the stone around the channels that were also carved to bring water to the city |
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| On our way to Petra, the ancient Nabataean capital built in the late first century BC |
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| Moses' well on the way to Petra |
| I love this picture-I was trying to take this picture secretly so I wouldn't offend anyone, only to realize that she was taking a picture of us at the same time |
| The city of Jerash, which holds the ruins of an entire Roman City. |
| Osama-our tourist police who accompanied us to over the course of the weekend. We weren't quite sure of his role because Jordan is very safe, but I think our American habits kept him entertained. |
| Ruins of a castle from 1185 AD. Saladin's nephew, a commander in the army, used this as an outpost to protect the Jordan Valley and its main access roads. |
| On the way to Amman |
| Our tour guide for the weekend |
| This is where Moses looked over to Israel; today this looks over the Dead Sea, Jericho, the border of Jordan and Israel , and the West Bank |
| Mount Nebo is where Moses is believed to have seen the Holy Land after leading the Israelites out of Egypt |
| The king and crown prince of Jordan; there pictures are everywhere- in restaurants, on buildings, posters. This was at the border crossing; the first place we went in Jordan |








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