Petra – The Treasury
A Desert Cat
Looking Out
A Camel, Masticating
Another Carved Facade In Need Of Scale
Looking Up At The Monastery
The Royal Tombs
The Silk Tomb
Looking Down At The Treasury
The Palace Tomb
Petra Vista
The Great Temple, Petra
Outside The Treasury
Moon Over Obelisks
Descending In To The Secret Passage
Common Road Sign, Jordan
The Remains of Sodom
The Crusader Gallery
Herod's Castle
Khalil and Deema
Gorgeous Mosaic Detail
Tea With A Bedouin
Dead Sea Mud
Map Of Lefkosia (Nicosia)
Please Drive Slower If Your Car Is Exploding...
Western Facade Of Cathedral And Minaret
Looking Across Famagusta
Columns at Ancient Salamis
Jo and Tayfun
Kantara Castle
St Hilarion At Night
And This Was Just Entrée
Snacking At St Hilarion Castle
Dusk At Kyrenia Harbour
Same Place, Different View
A View in North Cyprus
A UN Watchtower
Temporary Barricades On The Green Line
Meow!
A Fortified Position
Once-Was-Church, Now-Is-Mosque
Another Tomb
Theseus and the Minotaur
Beautiful Floor Mosaic
Who Could Resist Such A Cute Face
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The Siq


The Siq is a 1.2 kilometre rift in the mountains that provides the approach to Petra. It is beautiful rock, weathered to a polished sheen in places, and at some points, it is possible to match the rock patterns from each side. Narrowing down to only a couple of metres, with walls that rise up to 200 metres in places, it would be a fascinating and beautiful walk in its own right. However, the experience is enhanced by the anticipation of where you are headed. Additionally, there are some tombs, niches, and carvings to be seen along the way, and the remains of two aqueducts (one down each side) which were quite the engineering marvel of their time.
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