Samuel led me and two friends on a scramble up into a very dynamic Wadi. He had gone here before with friends and we appreciated his experience.I don't know if they quite knew what they were getting into but after we finished and no one had rolled an ankle I think everyone had a great experience.You just can't help feeling like you're in a giant's playground. These 50 ton boulders just tell a story of where water has been and the power that smoothed and carved out these caverns and crack. It's rather humbling actually.Omanosaura, jayakari were active here. The wadi ended for us at a cave complete with bats. It's quite a scramble to ascend up it and Samuel was the only one to do it but I'm actually wanting to go back and try again, maybe when it's a little cooler.We love Sam's extra watchful eyes pointing out what we never would've noticed.
Spotting Samuel after he came down from the cave.I'm always amazed at Trees that grow to this size in places where it's obvious the violence of Nature has been manifest.
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