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Cairo and Syrah Pyramids
27h stopover in Cairo (because Egypt Air was the cheapest flight to Cairo) Took the bus from the Airport to a central point in town (Ramses Square). Interestingly the price changed every time we asked the driver. Getting of the bus we realised we're actually in another world. It was dark already, we were the only foreigners in the square (although …
Cairo, Egypt
Cairo, Egypt From Lisa: Pyramids, Camel Rides, and Abu Semble Temple... So far the trip through Egypt has been fantastic! We're sampling life in a way so TOTALLY different from anything we've known before...different foods, different customs, and amazingly open and friendly people. Julie is joining us this trip and she's brought us so much fun! Our …
Faded elegance and crumbling ruins
... lived here, thinking their love could conquer Augustus. The world’s greatest teachers and students once spent their days amongst a collection of every written work, until the library was destroyed by a combination of earthquakes, wars and religious (Christian versus pagan) hatred.
And yet, there is also a timelessness to Alex. Simple fishing boats, still guided by oars rather than motors line the western edge of ...
TRAFFIC JAM
... thing I noticed is that for every woman in the mall there were at least 3 men. Every store had more men working than women, I wasn't sure if that was just coincidental or of it was a normal thing in their culture. I also did not see a single female server in any of the restaurants in the mall. Not sure why that bugged me, but I noticed it straight away. I also noticed the North American stores with their Christmas decorations up, and there was even ...
Day Tour to Giza Pyramids
... time we got to the great pyramids of Giza he joined me in our 7USD pp camel ride which was over in 5 minutes, photos and ride. We then walked around taking our own photos and marvelling at the fact that we were here finally and seeing this. We stood by the pyramids and explored the area and then made our way further down by bus to see the sphinx up close. I was surprised at how unprotected everything is as you can literally roam anywhere you want but watch out for camels, ...