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| Ready to roll!!! |
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| Quick stop at the salt mine (access road) |
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| Jubail - Dammam highway through the Sabkha |
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| Eroded rocks |
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| The looong road |
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| Keeping left, 200 km to the next gas station |
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| Camels on the road |
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| Farmers lined up for camel gourmet food |
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| Sheep market |
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| Camel farm along the road |
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| Baby camels sheltering from the sun (48C) |
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| Mommy's finest |
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| The farmers (real Indians) |
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| Baby''s savouring the gourmet food |
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| Railroad in Saudi? |
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| Tony, look; 120 kph! Simple display on the GPS: straight line... |
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| Approaching the oasis town Hofuf |
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| Rocks with cave dwellings near Hofuf |
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| Going the same way, old style... |
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| More straight road... |
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| Bulldozer every few km to keep the road clear |
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| More mud impregnated cars |
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| Dense fog, here?? (actually, yes, this happens..) |
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| Scenery |
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| Fata morgana |
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| Beware of the camels! |
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| KSA - UAE border |
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| UAE!! |
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| And this is why you put mud on the car; Sandblast hazard! |
Toch kamelen! En ook verkeersborden. Had ik niet verwacht. Ik zal even een link plaatsen op mijn fb page en even twitteren over jullie. Hopelijk stromen de sponsors dan binnen.
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