As the sun set, the wind picked up, and with it came the sand. This is what it looks like, past the edge of the world.

From the other side, past the edge of the world, we can look back and see the escarpment.

As the sun set, the winds died down, the sand fell out of the air, and the skies cleared.

We chose our time to visit the Edge (Jebel Fihrayn) to coincide with sunset. The escarpment faces due west and coupled with its altitude and unobstructed view is a good spot to see the sun set.…

On the North-west point of Fogo Island, Newfoundland, is Brimstone Head Park. It has been referred to as one of the four corners of the earth, or sometimes the World’s End. But, regardless of the term…