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Images Of Saudi Under Construction
UNDER CONSTRUCTION Images of Saudi is currently under construction due to recent copyright violation issues. In the meanwhile you can go to www.blueabaya.blogspot.com for more images of Saudi. This...
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Little Feet
These cute little feet belong to my half-Saudi half-Finnish son. He was born over a month ago and has been keeping us very busy! Images of Saudi will continue posts from the Magic Kingdom in the near...
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Blue Faisaliyah
The Faisaliyah tower in blue lighting. I have only seen the blue lights on one occasion and they had them on for only two nights after the Riyadh explosion..Normally the lights are white. On Eid...
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Wavy Willows
Willows waving back and forth in the wind at the Secret Lake.http://blueabaya.blogspot.com/2012/12/the-secret-lake.html
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Absolutely No Children Allowed
In Saudi-Arabia it seems there's always somebody that is not welcome to enter.
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The Last Sunset
Sunset at the red sands in Saudi-Arabia on 21/12/12, the predicted date of end of the world by the Mayans.
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Santa In Saudi
This man can be found at the annual Janadriya festival giving out candy to children. He could be the Saudi Santa!
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Saudi Woman Driving
Saudi women and children enjoy riding quad bikes on the Red Sand dunes.
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Beach Warning Signs
The beaches on Farasan islands are dotted with warning signs from the Ministry. This one says: "By following safety instructions your smile will last long. This should always be observed."
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Devil Horse
This horse was racing yesterday at Riyadh Equestrian Club which holds races every Friday throughout the winter months. This weekend was a special event called the Crown Prince Cup and many of the...
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Feminine Farwas
These coats are called farwas, they are very heavy and thick coats worn by Saudis during the cold winter months. The coats are made of lambs wool and they don't have buttons in the front, it's worn...
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Nature Trail
Scenery along the wadi walking track which runs around the Diplomatic Quarters in Riyadh.
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Family Prayer
A picnicking family taking a break for Asr prayer. The most well versed in Quran will lead the prayer and act as the imam.
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Veil Adornment
Some Saudi women like to adorn their veils with decorative head bands during festivals and celebrations.
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