Wadi Dayqah near Muscat
Oasis tucked away in the Hajjar mountains, Wadi Arbayyin
Wadi Arbayyin
Watchtowers are common in the Omani landscape; some are Portuguese but most are from the times when the Ya’ariba and Al Bu Said families ruled Oman
The Hajjar mountains
Wadi Arbayyin
The Fort at Mirbat, held by 9 SAS men and a handful of clerks against 500 enemy in 1972
The Jiddat el-Harasis desert
Crossing the Tropic of Cancer south of Muscat
Beach camp south of Muscat
Sam Watson 