Frank and Robyn in the Land of the Pharaohs

We were picked up from our hotel at the ungodly hour of 5am(0500 in the morning!)and after numerous internal cavity searches were allowed on to our flight back to London. Our driver took us on a circuitous route to our airbnb which turned out to be mostly non-functioning-broken stove and washing machine. The next few days was a blur of shopping for cheeses and attending a performance of Hamilton( 3rd time for me). We then drove down to the New Forest to stay with our friend Charlie and drink more fine ales. Then it was back to Guildford and on to Melbourne.

Today we have a free day in Amman, so I am the tour guide on our self guided walk. Firstly we visit the Citadel where there is a whole lot of old stuff-the deeper you dig the older it is , (until you hit China when it starts getting newer again). We then get verbally assaulted by some freaky school kids who end up trying to stone us(for being infidels?). We wander around the local bizarre The boss's new outfit and end up at our favourite falafel joint.

We get driven with our group Our tour group to the Roman city of Jerash which is now really the Jordanian city of Jerash. This was actually a very cool place with lots of pillars and shit. There was even an ancient Jordanian bagpipe player. Bloody tourists ruining my shot In the evening we had our group farewell dinner with our loyal Bedouin guide Feras and his wife and daughter. The food was outstanding and quite delicious. Bread making class outside restaurant