The Unlikeliness of Being a Speck in the Otherworldly Wadi Rum | Jordan
Marky Ramone Go
October 28, 2016
The landscape of Wadi Rum
almost empties your soul of worldly worries. Looking at the immense rolling
hills entwined with chiseled canyons and sand dunes blemished by camel
footprints, one is reminded of the words of British archaeologist, military
officer, and diplomat Thomas Edward Lawrence more famously known as Lawrence of
Arabia, when he described Wadi Rum as “vast,
echoing, and God-like.”
