Petra and Wadi Rum

We started our tour at 5 o'clock in the morning and I still do not know how I survived this day without a nap.

I finally even got a bit tanned!

 I was surprised that this photo turned out this way- 

considering my really old and quite basic camera combined with my basic photography skills

 I swear this donkey smiled and posed!

 I grew up at the foot of the Black Forest and every excursion day would include hiking in some part

of the Black Forest. Thus, there is two groups living there: People who love hiking and people with a

hiking trauma. I am actually one of the latter ones!

However, at Petra I got over this hiking trauma and hiked for 7 hours. But this view was also worth everything!

 I know that there is a lot of donkey content here, however, these donkey pictures only make up for
10% of all the donkey pictures I've taken the whole day.

Arriving at Wadi Rum could not have been any more cliché!

Wadi Rum make up - 100% natural and without animal testing

Actually I have a deep rooted fear of heights and cannot climb up anywhere.

Surprisingly I did not only climb this rock formation, but also several other ones.

This time I could even be half a meter away from the edge without freaking out.

We could even eat figs from the trees!

The first "clouds" I've seen in Jordan in two weeks. Some Copenhagen-rainy weather nostalgia coming up!

We drove down on the other side of this dune which had an insane slope of approximately 90%.

I am personally not a big fan of roller coasters, so you can imagine how I felt going down there on the back of

a pick-up without any seat belt whatsoever. But it was fun!