At Home in the Desert

[tomcat]

...a pictorial review of why I never accepted a job at Aramco:

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/photo...the-oil-fields

[Chico]

No different to mining communities I worked at in OZ, just bigger in scale.

Paraburdoo was a great place bars golf course swimming pool everything you needed in one place.

[misskit]

Jeezus. Indoor furniture outside on the front porch. Looks like some redneck from my hometown took a job at Aramco. They need an old refrigerator and a motorbike out front to complete the small town look.

[Cold Pizza]

...a pictorial review of why I never accepted a job at Aramco:

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/photo...the-oil-fields

Interesting article, TC.

You lived there? I think the lifestyle may not be bad (except booze is still banned.) I assume some folks were doing home-brew?

[hick]

I assume some folks were doing home-brew?

"Some" Now that's funny!

[YourDaddy]

And people are laughing at TEFLers in Thailand.....

[Cold Pizza]

^ Well, YD

That could be Bangkok, they things are going there, these days.

Looks Like Sukhmunwit 4.

[tomcat]

I never accepted a job at Aramco

You lived there?

*sigh*...visited on a number of occasions...never got past the suburban suffocation...and alcohol was never a problem...

[Passing Through]

David Lynch in the Arabian Peninsular. Who could say no to that?

[Passing Through]

No different to mining communities I worked at in OZ.

There's a thought to chill the blood. Dennis Hopper in a hijab would be preferable to that.

[bnice2me]

Interesting pics, tc. I'm glad I never went there.
I've been hearing a lot about Saudi from my new principal and his wife who lived there for eight years. It is amazing what you hear from out of there..