Near our camp site, we climbed another rock mount where we watched the sun set behind layers of rock mountains. It was dry and windy. The desert was open and vast. Despite tired, I totally fell in love with the openness of the desert. The sun was fading. As it receded into the horizon, so as the vivid colours of the landscape. The landscape around me gradually became a world of black and white, or so it seemed to me that suddenly the desert had cooled down and the wind was a little chilly.
The dinner of lamb/chicken rice was delicious and we had a good time in the evening at the Bedouin camp site, chatting and laughing with the Bedouin host and guides.
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