Petra: Most Mysterious Ruins In The World (The True And Surprising History Of The Lost City Of Stone)

Petra, O Leeds Is The Most Wonderful Place In The World, Not For The Sake Of Its Ruins, Which Are Quite A Secondary Affair, But For The Color Of Its Rocks, All Red And Black And Gray With Streaks Of Green And Blue, In Little Wriggly Lines...And For The Shape Of Its Cliffs And Crags And Pinnacles, And For The Wonderful Gorge It Has, Always Running Deep In Spring-Water, Full Of Oleanders, And Ivy And Ferns, And Only Just Wide Enough For A Camel At A Time, And A Couple Of Miles Long. Here What's Inside This Guide.Learn From Fellow Travelers' MistakesA Collection Of Things To Do And Not Do On Your TripA What To Bring List That Will Enhance Your Travel Experience.A Lightweight Guide That Will Fit Into Your Backpack Or Bag These Ancient Humans Were Known For Coming Up With A Way To Create A Waterway System To Fuel Their City, Perhaps The Most Impressive Fact About This Is That It Was Right In The Middle Of The Desert. The Lost City Was Discovered Again In The 1800s, And More Information As To How The Ancient Inhabitants Lived Are Still Being Unearthed. We Are Now Coming To Discover Exactly How This Impressive City Appeared Thousands Of Years Back