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mikehawthorne
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a shot of the rock buildings in Petr in jordan.
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Nice work. There is a lot of details and things to keep the eyes busy.
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Amazing stuff Mike, carved out of solid rock.
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It's a must visit place!
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Wow!!! Feel like I want to pack my bag and leave.

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Petra is a really cool place to visit. I was there in 2009 and took lots of photos too. Did you just get back from there?
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Nice picture ! I really love this place and hope to be able to visit someday.

My kid Evan is near two years old and can recognized picture from Petra and tell you that it is in Jordanie. (instead of Teletubbies ... he is reading world encyclopedia and image dictionary with his father)

Feel free to post another one :-).

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Hi Mike, : )

Petra is always an enigma to my mind. It has a great story to its people and the kind of life they lived there. Once a great place, always a great place...

Thanks for sharing,

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