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Today is my 4 year wedding anniversary!  My husband and I had the pleasure of honeymooning in Amman and Damascus (which was literally “a whole new world” for me).  Here are some of the highlights.

One day when we were traveling through Jordan, we had to wait for a bunch of goats to cross the road.  I enjoyed this, just because it was a sight I had never seen before.

Goat Crossing
Goat Crossing

We spent a day in Petra, Jordan, which was unbelievably beautiful.  To get to Petra, you have to walk a couple miles (aka, for an eterenity in the heat of the desert) down a dirt/cobblestone road.   Along the road were interesting sights…

Rock Structures
Rock Structures
Windows and Doors Carved Into Rock
Windows and Doors Carved Into Rock
Cave Writing (yes, we saw snakes on the floor in there)
Cave Writing (yes, we saw snakes on the floor in there)
The Path Narrows Right Before Reaching the City of Petra
The Path Narrows Right Before Reaching the City of Petra
The First Building You See In Petra
The First Building You See In Petra
The City of Petra
The City of Petra

We also had the chance to visit the Dead Sea.  Sounds familiar, right?  Yeah, that’s where they get a lot of bath salts from!

The Dead Sea (I've never been, but I hear it looks like San Francisco)
The Dead Sea (I've never been, but I hear it looks like San Francisco)
A Huge Salt Rock, Lying By the Roadside
A Huge Salt Rock, Lying By the Roadside

 We spent some time Damascus, the oldest city in the world.  It’s truly an amazing place, you look around and you can see everywhere just how ancient it is.

The Courtyard at Al-Azem Palace
The Courtyard at Al-Azem Palace

One of the seller’s booths at Al-Hamadeya was blocked by all his goods.  My husband asked him how he gets in and out of his stall and he pointed overhead, to a swinging rope, which was knotted at the end.  He showed us how he swings, Tarzan style, in and out of his booth!

Shopping at Al-Hamadeya
Shopping Inside Al-Hamadeya
Omayed Mosque
Omayed Mosque
Faith, author of An Edible Mosaic.
About Faith

I’m the writer, recipe developer, photographer, and food stylist behind this blog. I love finding the human connection through something we all do every day: eat! Food is a common ground that we can all relate to, and our tables tell a story. It’s my goal to inspire you to get in the kitchen, try something new, and find a favorite you didn’t know you had.

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  1. Happy Happy Anniversary!! What an amazing honeymoon! Great pictures!

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