Two years ago, I took a trip to Hatta Green Lake. Unfortunately, I have no video of the mountains left, but there are wonderful photos.
This post is a continuation of the first post @nettle1984/travel-to-hatta-green-lake
And here is the famous place to which we have come such a long way.
Two hours one way is not long, but two hours of travel in a car, when the outside temperature goes off scale, is psychologically long. It so happened that we were there in June, and at that time there were already record heat temperatures.
Never in my life have I had such a short picnic)). We ran out of the car and went down to the lake. In total, we stayed on the street for 10-15 minutes, because at such temperatures, blood begins to clot in the body.
And back we had another two hours' journey.
Both on the way to the lake and on the way back we came across interesting constructions and buildings!
They were beautiful buildings. But I didn't understand how people live in this heat? After all, air conditioners in the house must work continuously here. And if the air conditioner is broken or something happened to the electricity?
The car showed that outside it had heated up to 54 degrees Celsius and it was even scary to think that if the car broke down we would have to stop in the hot desert.
All the way back I asked myself one question: "Could I live among this heap of stones under the scorching sun and unbearable heat exceeding 50 degrees Celsius?"
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