give the curry ago! Curry not being something you really fancy if your stomach is a bit dodgy but all meals were included and curry was top of the menu so not much choice really. I managed a small amount but declined the dessert which appeared to be some extremely sticky ball of pure sugary - YAK! I’m not a lover of Indian sweets, but Rob had a couple and tried to persuade me that they were nice! We agreed to differ on the topic of Indian sweets, nothing will ever convince me that they are nice let alone something I would voluntarily eat!!! What an incredible place to have dinner but to have the place all to ourselves was something really special, we were really glad we had decided to treat ourselves and set how the other half lives!!!

The next morning we woke just after sunrise due to the ever increasing temperature in the tent, unfortunately the tents didn’t have fans so you couldn’t

really spend much time in them once the sun had risen. Rob mildly complained about this till he found himself chillin by the pool and realised that it was far better to spend the day up there than in your tent regardless of how plush it was!

We had arranged with our camel man that our next ride would start around 8.00 a.m. so we could get out into the desert before it became too hot, again this was an incredible experience but this time we had decided just to take the small camera which made things a lot easier! We had were out for a good couple of hours which was plenty long enough as the riding was taking it toll on the old backsides! We ended up at a small settlement which we had a look around and politely declined the sweet tea! This was where we said goodbye to our camels and had an open topped jeep ride back to the camp, welcome relief to our aching bums! Once back at the camp we went up for a