Sudan is not a typical vacation spot. We took Mollie to Khartoum to visit people we know there during a school holiday (from Qatar). She was amazing. A lot of strange things happened but it includes a family living on an island on the Nile River offering their son to marry Mollie. She declined.
Learning to fly an ultralight in Destin, Florida.
Deserts are so amazing. Walking in the Arabian Desert in Qatar and just seeing a guy (bedouin) riding by on a camel is pretty interesting. What was he doing? Where was he going? By the way, camels look slow, but they are not.
Ellie on one of our many hikes in the Arabian Desert in Qatar. No, it’s not the moon and the desert is not all sand dunes. A lot of rocks going on forever. Amazing and beautiful.
Day and night, same market. Steung Treng, Cambodia. On the Mekong River in northern Cambodia.
Salt farms near Kampot, Cambodia.
Life is very different for people in different places. Amazing. In the little house out in this salt farm on the coast of Cambodia lives a family with a number of children. As I was passing by I could hear them laughing, talking and just being together. They are not wealthy people and these salt farmers work hard. Makes me think a lot about what makes people happy or content with life.
“There are more than 7 billion potential teachers for students at my school”. jwholte
Life is an Adventure 