Husa Pyramids Hotel Giza
103 Al Ahram Street, (also known as Husa Pyramids) Giza, 0020, Egypt
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Egypt 2008
We spent 3 nights in Cairo seeing the Egyptian Museum, Khan El Khalili Souk, and the Pyramids of Giza! Then it was off the Sharm El Shiekh for 5 days of diving the Red Sea!! It was a great trip!!!
We Made It
Tuesday 2nd October, 15:15 pm Well - we made it. At least I did - Rod still hasn't stirred but I am assuming he is still alive. We actually arrived in Cairo at about 00:45. We then looked for our guide. We have arranged a tour for two weeks which will start tomorrow and he was supposed to "meet and greet" us at the airport. After not seeing him at …
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Veteran's day in a foreign land
... went to bed. We would have a better chance to see this show, as it is shown at great expense in three languages each evening, and we would see it up front and personal for seven nights running. Free.
The next morning we got up late and the kids started on their homework late. I went for a walk to find something for breakfast, but all I could find was a falafel place that sold pita bread, and a small grocery store. I got some corn flakes, coffee, milk and sugar at ...
Mere Giza
... de små dronnigepyramider - Meritetis - var åbent for besøg, men først måtte jeg vente på en gruppe koreanske turister, der var på vej op. De kom op af indgangsskakten i en lind strøm, jeg fatter ikke hvor alle de mennesker har været. I det lille rum 10 meter under pyramiden. Der var ikke meget plads. De har næppe set meget andet end ryggen af andre koreanere dernede.
Om eftermiddagen tog jeg en afstikker til et lille højdedrag i ...
Identity Crisis
... this really matters, most people just use it as an easy way to start conversations but every time it happens it reinforces the fact that I don't really "come from" anywhere. I used to have a problem with this, it used to really bother me and to a certain extent it still does. Although I have now lived in Egypt the better part of twenty four years, speak Arabic and understand the culture it will never be my own. It will never be second nature to ...



