Woke up to a cold, bleak morning and drove to the other wildlife sanctuary in Azraq. The sanctuary is a marsh-land environment with reed beds. When we got there we were told that most of the reeds had been burnt down! We walked across the desolation to the hide and saw Coots and House Sparrows!
Giving up on Azraq, we decided to drive west to Jerash. We parked in this busy town and had a walk to buy some provisions. Walking along we were constantly greeted with “Hello” and “Welcome”. It seemed a very friendly place. We had a coffee at a street stall and had a crowd gather to talk to us.
Leaving Jerash we headed to the Dibbin National Park,rolling limestone and sandstone hills with a forest overlooking Jerash and found a camp spot for the night.
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