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.Sand Dance: By Camel Across Arabia's Great Southern Desert City Travel Guides > Books > Specialty Travel by: Bruce Kirkby February 01, 2001 This book is a really interesting account of the three Canadians' journey across the Empty Quarter on the Arabian Peninsula. I followed the news reports of their journey back when it was under way, so it was really interesting to read this personal account and get more of a close-up view. I felt like the book basically had three focusses: the desert environment, the camels, and the Bait Kathir Bedouin. The book describes all three in personal detail, and you get a sense for how these three elements all interact. I found the observations of the Bedouin culture very interesting. I also liked having the bits of Arabic dialogue because I study Arabic but I was unfamiliar with this dialect. All around it's a very interesting book. >>See More Reviews & Details on Sand Dance: By Camel Across Arabia's Great Southern Desert |
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.Fifty Places to Dive Before You Die: Diving Experts Share the World's Greatest Destinations City Travel Guides > Books > Specialty Travel by: Chris Santella October 01, 2008 This book is a really interesting account of the three Canadians' journey across the Empty Quarter on the Arabian Peninsula. I followed the news reports of their journey back when it was under way, so it was really interesting to read this personal account and get more of a close-up view. I felt like the book basically had three focusses: the desert environment, the camels, and the Bait Kathir Bedouin. The book describes all three in personal detail, and you get a sense for how these three elements all interact. I found the observations of the Bedouin culture very interesting. I also liked having the bits of Arabic dialogue because I study Arabic but I was unfamiliar with this dialect. All around it's a very interesting book. >>See More Reviews & Details on Fifty Places to Dive Before You Die: Diving Experts Share the World's Greatest Destinations |
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.Paddling and Hiking the Georgian Bay Coast City Travel Guides > Books > Specialty Travel by: Kas Stone February 21, 2008 This book is a really interesting account of the three Canadians' journey across the Empty Quarter on the Arabian Peninsula. I followed the news reports of their journey back when it was under way, so it was really interesting to read this personal account and get more of a close-up view. I felt like the book basically had three focusses: the desert environment, the camels, and the Bait Kathir Bedouin. The book describes all three in personal detail, and you get a sense for how these three elements all interact. I found the observations of the Bedouin culture very interesting. I also liked having the bits of Arabic dialogue because I study Arabic but I was unfamiliar with this dialect. All around it's a very interesting book. >>See More Reviews & Details on Paddling and Hiking the Georgian Bay Coast |
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.Let's Go Costa Rica On A Budget City Travel Guides > Books > Specialty Travel by: Inc. Let's Go December 08, 2006 This book is a really interesting account of the three Canadians' journey across the Empty Quarter on the Arabian Peninsula. I followed the news reports of their journey back when it was under way, so it was really interesting to read this personal account and get more of a close-up view. I felt like the book basically had three focusses: the desert environment, the camels, and the Bait Kathir Bedouin. The book describes all three in personal detail, and you get a sense for how these three elements all interact. I found the observations of the Bedouin culture very interesting. I also liked having the bits of Arabic dialogue because I study Arabic but I was unfamiliar with this dialect. All around it's a very interesting book. >>See More Reviews & Details on Let's Go Costa Rica On A Budget |
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.British Columbia Birds: An Introduction to Familiar Species City Travel Guides > Books > Specialty Travel by: James Kavanagh May 01, 2005 This book is a really interesting account of the three Canadians' journey across the Empty Quarter on the Arabian Peninsula. I followed the news reports of their journey back when it was under way, so it was really interesting to read this personal account and get more of a close-up view. I felt like the book basically had three focusses: the desert environment, the camels, and the Bait Kathir Bedouin. The book describes all three in personal detail, and you get a sense for how these three elements all interact. I found the observations of the Bedouin culture very interesting. I also liked having the bits of Arabic dialogue because I study Arabic but I was unfamiliar with this dialect. All around it's a very interesting book. >>See More Reviews & Details on British Columbia Birds: An Introduction to Familiar Species |
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.The Backpacker's Field Manual, Revised and Updated: A Comprehensive Guide to Mastering Backcountry Skills City Travel Guides > Books > Specialty Travel by: Rick Curtis May 24, 2005 This book is a really interesting account of the three Canadians' journey across the Empty Quarter on the Arabian Peninsula. I followed the news reports of their journey back when it was under way, so it was really interesting to read this personal account and get more of a close-up view. I felt like the book basically had three focusses: the desert environment, the camels, and the Bait Kathir Bedouin. The book describes all three in personal detail, and you get a sense for how these three elements all interact. I found the observations of the Bedouin culture very interesting. I also liked having the bits of Arabic dialogue because I study Arabic but I was unfamiliar with this dialect. All around it's a very interesting book. >>See More Reviews & Details on The Backpacker's Field Manual, Revised and Updated: A Comprehensive Guide to Mastering Backcountry Skills |
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.Rowboat in a Hurricane: My Amazing Journey Across a Changing Atlantic Ocean City Travel Guides > Books > Specialty Travel by: Julie Angus September 15, 2008 This book is a really interesting account of the three Canadians' journey across the Empty Quarter on the Arabian Peninsula. I followed the news reports of their journey back when it was under way, so it was really interesting to read this personal account and get more of a close-up view. I felt like the book basically had three focusses: the desert environment, the camels, and the Bait Kathir Bedouin. The book describes all three in personal detail, and you get a sense for how these three elements all interact. I found the observations of the Bedouin culture very interesting. I also liked having the bits of Arabic dialogue because I study Arabic but I was unfamiliar with this dialect. All around it's a very interesting book. >>See More Reviews & Details on Rowboat in a Hurricane: My Amazing Journey Across a Changing Atlantic Ocean |
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.The Essential Vancouver Island Outdoor Recreation Guide City Travel Guides > Books > Specialty Travel by: John Kimantas April 03, 2008 This book is a really interesting account of the three Canadians' journey across the Empty Quarter on the Arabian Peninsula. I followed the news reports of their journey back when it was under way, so it was really interesting to read this personal account and get more of a close-up view. I felt like the book basically had three focusses: the desert environment, the camels, and the Bait Kathir Bedouin. The book describes all three in personal detail, and you get a sense for how these three elements all interact. I found the observations of the Bedouin culture very interesting. I also liked having the bits of Arabic dialogue because I study Arabic but I was unfamiliar with this dialect. All around it's a very interesting book. >>See More Reviews & Details on The Essential Vancouver Island Outdoor Recreation Guide |
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