CAMEL / ATV RIDING IN DUNES OF QATAR

so it was in 2016 and we were in Qatar and travelling near the outskirts of Doha, where we saw camels and got to ride them for a few rounds , little fact its actually much harder to just get on one of them then movies make it look :) .This was my first time riding a camel so it wasn't the most graceful thing but i didnt fall or anything so thats a good sign. right??hehehe 

so this is a really blurry picture but it was taken on a a iphone 5!!! its 2020 and we using iphone 11 and somehow this pictures still survived ahahah . so yeahhh, anyways so this picture is me and my brother riding an atv in the dunes of the gulf provinces. just on the boarder of qatar and if you see from the picture im actually screaming and was scared out of my mind cuz my brother nazrin is a horrible driver , in that one day we was able to turn over the ATV 3 times!! And each time that happened i had to grab him by the waist and jump off the atv while it was flipping mission impossible style so my adrenaline was definitely pumping from all that  

The word “camel” comes from the Arabic word for “beautiful.” While beauty might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think about a camel, there’s much to admire and appreciate about these animals. Camels are native to Africa, the Middle East, and Asia, where they have been used for centuries as work animals to carry people and gear through the desert. They can carry up to 600 lbs, run up to 25 miles an hour and have earned the nickname of “ships of the desert.” At birth they weigh between 57 to 100 lbs and an adult can reach up to 2500 lbs. And interestingly enough, a camel’s gestation period lasts 13-14 months and a single calf is born without a hump.

after all the camel and ATV riding we rode around the dunes till it turned to dark and we got to see an amazing sunset while chasing it on a high speed ATV ,so basically we ended the day like a fairy tale ,riding in the sunset 

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(oh and this is a short video compilation of the day)