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Category Archives: Scenes of Oman
An Interesting Morning Walk
What a lucky person I am to be living here! Snoopy and I finally went for a walk on the beach again… it was so good to be by the water and the ocean breezes. The humidity is up now, … Continue reading
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At the Turtle Reserve.
About 50 km south-east of Sur, is the Ras al Jinz nature reserve. It is a nice drive, past blue, blue ocean and interesting mountains, and also an acacia forest, with trees about 100 meters apart! The reserve was established … Continue reading
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The Road from Muscat to Sur
Last week, my friend Sue and I went down to Ral Al Jinz to see the nesting turtles. She was visiting from Kuwait during Spring break, and had never been there. Leaving poor David all alone with the cat and … Continue reading
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At the Symphony
We went to a performance of the Muscat Symphony Orchestra Wednesday night. First, here is what the official Facebook page says about the symphony and its history. Then I’ll tell you my story. “In 1985 His Majesty directed that a … Continue reading
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Muscat Festival….
runs for a month (mostly February) in two locations…. Qurum Park and Naseem Park which is just out of Muscat. We finally made it there one night near the end of it’s run… and I wished we’d made it sooner … Continue reading
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Back home–
I’ve been back home for 5 days now… and am starting to get back on my feet. Wow, I didn’t think that 3 hours time difference was so much. This morning, I woke up around 5 (hey – that’s the … Continue reading
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Today’s post….
is all about today… thoughts and the little bits that have been going on here, instead of a travelogue of Oman. I’ve been getting a lot of comments about the quilt I sent to Dubai for their mini-exhibition. I wasn’t … Continue reading
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Free Pedicure and Free Lunch as Well
One day last month, after visiting Nakhal Fort, we ventured just a bit down the narrow twisting road to Ayn A’Thawarah – a small hot springs which originates in Jebel Nakhal. Ayn means “spring” and thawarah means “boiling”, but the … Continue reading
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The Best Little Museum!
Before I begin, I’ll let you know that rather than fight to get a few photos to sit properly in the text, at the end, I’ll include a slide show of pretty much what I’ve just described. That way I … Continue reading
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View From the Top – and on the way there.
After leaving Nizwa, we drove back up into the mountains. Along the way, we saw the requisite towers – there is one on almost every hill in Oman, it seems. We saw scary, winding roads (tracks) up into the … Continue reading
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