On our way back from Australia, we stayed a week in Singapore. We enjoyed the overlay of gardens and luxurious vegetation contrasting with the modern building towers, with ancient heavily decorated temples, and with new iconic architecture. A very successful mix!
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Saturday, 2 December 2017
Wednesday, 27 August 2014
Four days in Jordan
Even with this small amount of time, we managed to:
- Experience diving in the Red Sea
- Visit the impressive Petra
- Have fun floating on the Dead Sea
Here are some pictures:
- Experience diving in the Red Sea
- Visit the impressive Petra
- Have fun floating on the Dead Sea
Here are some pictures:
Our lovely hotel: Bedouin Garden Village |
I enjoyed the relaxing and colourful atmosphere |
The beach in front of the hotel, from which we dived and admired reefs and tropical fish |
Petra's outskirt - the Obelisk tomb combining Egyptian and Greco-Roman influences |
The Siq - Narrow gorge formed from a deep split in the sandstone rocks |
That's the way! |
The first glimpse of the Treasury |
The Treasury - called so because the Bedouins believed the urn sculpted at the top contained great treasures; its original purpose is still unclear |
The sandstone has stunning natural colours and patterns |
Rock-cut chambers (excavating solid rock) |
With a view over the facing mountain |
Palace Tomb with its four rooms (for burial) |
View over the Great Temple and valley |
The Street of Facades (burial rooms) |
First of 800 steps leading to the Monastery |
View over the neighbouring cliffs on our way up |
The Monastery - 50 meters high (see the people by the doorway for size reference) |
View over the canyon, looking South |
View over the canyon, looking West |
The Great Temple was one of the largest buildings (not dug from the mountain) |
Approaching the Dead Sea |
Our modern interpretation of the famous picture with a magazine (Kindle) |
Salt crystallization on the shore |
Wednesday, 13 August 2014
Dublin's attractions
This spring we went to Dublin and enjoyed the live music in the pubs. It feels like the whole city is constantly celebrating. Because we did not spend all our time in a pub, we also visited Trinity College library, the Guinness brewery and Old James Jameson distillery. These visits were a great opportunity for me to take photos with interesting colors.
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(Maman, c'est là qu'il faut cliquer)
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