THE FINAL DAY COUPLE CAMPING IN THE KUWAIT DESERT FOR OUR 2ND ANNIVERSARY
2024-11-14 · YouTube · Salah and Chantal · 15 min
Chantal and Salah spend the final day of a two-night desert camping trip in Kuwait for their second anniversary. They prepare rice and grilled chicken (tikka), heat leftover kebab, feed scraps to a pet called Wawa, set up a campfire and games (classic console games), smoke shisha and drink chai, and relax while discussing the calm beauty and cultural experience of camping in Kuwait. The video finishes with thanks, a reminder to watch the previous part, and a sign-off.
Video guide
- 0:00 — Sunset and camp setup
- 1:12 — Cooking rice and meal prep
- 4:21 — Grilling chicken (tikka) and reheating kebab
- 5:29 — Feeding pet (Wawa) and pet safety comment
- 5:54 — Setting up TV and playing classic console games
- 14:00 — Evening fire, chai and shisha; relaxing
- 14:43 — Reflection on desert camping and Kuwaiti culture; sign-off
People, places, food, and other named details
- Person — Salah: Male partner; speaks and appears throughout (builds fire, grills chicken, plays games).
- Person — Chantal: Female participant who prepares rice, comments on camping and relaxation, cooks, and plays games.
- Pet — Wawa: Animal they feed leftovers to; eats chicken bones.
- Food — rice: Rice is soaked, washed and cooked as part of the meal.
- Food — chicken: Whole chicken grilled; includes tikka and chicken tail; shared with bread while grilling.
- Food — tikka: Chicken tikka placed on the barbecue.
- Food — kebab: Leftover kebab reheated on the grill to eat with jibkat/bread.
- Food — bread: Eaten with chicken while waiting for the grill.
- Food — neck bones and chicken wings: Mentioned as safe for pets to eat; fed to Wawa.
- Food — shisha: Mentioned as part of the relaxing camp setup (smoked with tea).
- Food — chai: Hot tea served and described as very good.
- Place — camp: Two-night desert campsite where cooking, fire, games and relaxation occur.
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