Al Wasadi
I was really gonna blog about yesterdays activitities last night but they really got the best of me so I'll be breakfast blogging instead.
So yesterday we got a trip tip from Josefines dad about a resort 70km north of Muscat that he said was nice. We decided to take his advice and headed north. Upon arrival and as we left the highway we made our way through villages that must have looked the same for millenia. The common denominator for these villages was goat. Under every tree there were goats, around every trash bin there were goats, there were goats everywhere, even ontop of cars there were goats. 
So about 1511 goats later we arrived at our destination. We headed straight for the activity center and booked camel rides for two. Thing is they only had one camel so I ended up on a horse. In hindsight im perfectly happy with that after seeing Josefine trying to cling on for dear life on that wobbley tall legged camel. My horse was lazy. On the way down the beach and away from the stables it would move very slowly and insist that we would stay in the water, preferably as deep as possible. It was really hot and I didnt have the heart to give the poor horsie a hard time to make it go faster so I focused on just filming Josefine on that camel, that video will be sold separately. ;)
After the four legged beach adventures we headed for the water and took a loong well needed swim. After that we pretty much layed out all day. We rounded up the day with some good eatin' straight from the local waters, a walk on the beach and a "sunset" swim in the Ocean. 
We are planning to come back to this place for the snorkling trips that are available there. They take you out on a boat and drop you off on an island off the coastline leaving you there for a couple of hours, sounds great we think.
-Rikard
Achmed, "the ship of the desert" and fruit cake
We thought it was a brilliant idea to take a picture on the lot
Stylish photo of Josefine
Hangin out in the shade
