Posts Tagged ‘rub al-khali

GUEST WRITER 5: Yemen: Isolated and Misunderstood

Guest writer number 5 is Kyle Anthony Foster from Nebraska, who is currently living in Yemen, and have been doing so for [...]

Connecting Cultures

Pain! Woke up early this morning after sleeping 10 hours. Exhausted after a visit to the Wahiba Sands, the great soothing desert, [...]

On the subject of travel photography….

I receive a lot of emails right now about my photos from Yemen. Justin wrote: Magnificent! Well done you. Am hideously envious. Keep up [...]

The Arabian Vision, Amazing Meetings

It just came as a matter of fact. The vision. Ever since returning home from the Siberian Expedition I have had no [...]

The South Pole of the deserts, Face 1, intitial research

I almost love the research before an Expedition as much as the journey itself. And I know, it has to be thorough, [...]

Regarding Rub Al-Khali and Oman

It´s me and my very good friend and guide Kamil Al Raisi on the photo, standing in front of the tomb of [...]

Rub Al-Khali, part one

”What is her name?” I asked Mussalam Bin Hassan and he forwarded the question immediately to his friend, Mussalam, who shook his [...]

Rub A-Khali, part two

“I was born in cave”, Bin Hassan told me slowly and calmly when we took a 4 hour break in the middle [...]

Rub Al-Khali, part three

I basically walked for four days. A few hours. Half before the four hour lunch brake, and half after. Always through a [...]

Rub Al-Khali, part 4

A feeling which changes quickly during midday, whilst walking and the strong sun is pounding your head. It is difficult to think [...]

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