Misfat al Abreen, Oman

Misfat is a living story of rugged mountains turned into a green oasis .

Al Misfat’s buildings are characterised by old high-rising structures that go up to the height of four floors. They were built on rocks and mountain slopes.

People still live in these houses and tourists are taken back in history when they hear voices from these buildings. Above is hanging water containers. Below is grains drying,

We stumbled on an area where only ladies were allowed.

The area was for ladies to wash themselves and the families clothes.

The people of the village keep customs and ancient traditions, and respect visitors to the village. And it is no wonder that visitors are often invited by the village shaikh for coffee.

The Falaj al Misfat, characterised by long-winding canals, is the sole source of drinking water for man and animals and for irrigation of crops in the area. The pond in the midst of the mountain is used by people for swimming.

Locals using donkeys to help with chores.

Turkish Delight - Istanbul

Traveling is so much fun! Especially when flight carry on bag is 7 pounds arriving and 15 pounds leaving, that's over 8 pounds of Baklava and Turkish Delight departing Istanbul.

My job is to pick the items to buy! I love this job=)

This is an entrance to a restaurant. You pick your fish and they take it in to cook.

I bless the rains down in Africa

Matt went on an exciting trip to Rabat, Morocco in Africa.

Storks were everywhere.