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I just picked a few photos from the week including some buildings and the jumping off things that seems to happen wherever I go.















Wonderful set of photos Pabs

I see that traffic cones, have been breeding in the Arab world too

Did you ride that camel, or was it dribbling on you for fun?
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Lovely photo's glad you had a good time
I'm a laydee
Excellent pics, looks like a great trip.
I have 2 friends living in both Dubai and Oman and I've been invited to visit - I sort of thought Dubai wasn't on my list of places I wanted to see but I might have to reconsider
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Neiltoo wrote:Excellent pics, looks like a great trip.
I have 2 friends living in both Dubai and Oman and I've been invited to visit - I sort of thought Dubai wasn't on my list of places I wanted to see but I might have to reconsider


I would go again tomorrow but I would want at least a month to see everything I wanted to.
The pictures in the wilderness are great. I dont quite see the fascination with the big shiny skyscrapers though. I never understood why anyone would want to go to Hong Kong for much the same reason.

What made you choose to go on this trip, or was it part of a uni course?

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Tony_H wrote:The pictures in the wilderness are great. I dont quite see the fascination with the big shiny skyscrapers though. I never understood why anyone would want to go to Hong Kong for much the same reason.

What made you choose to go on this trip, or was it part of a uni course?



The Emirates Towers are seriously impressive, the mall inside is ridiculous too but I doubt they see much but Gold/Platinum cards

I fail to see how anyone could be unimpressed by the Burj Dubai, a building that is 818m tall Nearly 4 times the height of Canary Wharf. Maybe the pictures don't give that impression but standing underneath it is an experience.

I have a friend that lives there so just went out to visit him for a while. He asks every year and I was lucky enough to have the money this time round.
My Son is in Dubai for a month but its a working holiday with a view to moving out there. He says its a wonderful place.
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