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... included a stopover for six hours in Cairo Egypt. A stellar airline, it was not, however, upon arriving in Cairo we were informed that it was company policy to provide a hotel room for those waiting more than 5 hours for a connecting flight. So to our surprise we were whisked away to the Fairmont Cairo, close to the airport. It was pretty funny to us, showing up in clothes soiled with African dust and sweat to one of the fanciest hotels in the ...

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... pardon or dust&#8221; or &#8220;we&#8217;ll have it completed as soon as possible.&#8221; Hey, at least they were honest.<br><br>My next stop was to go and get an I.D. For the several hundred students trying to get an I.D. that day, there was one guy making them. He estimated that it took about six minutes a person. I was 30th in line. I decided to try another day.<br><br>I went to activate my email at the suggestion of an ...

... wayyyy better than I do. I'm also pretty jealous because they get to go to school for free and get sponsored to go abroad all the time by their school. They have to work for the government for 5 years after they get out of school, but if you think about it, that just means they have a guaranteed job after they graduate. Too bad I'm not interested in a government job yet.<br><br>We were driven to our ...

... pyramide til rød pyramide, og til slutt til de makeløse (og verdens siste originale 7 underverker); pyramidene i Giza. Uansett hvor mange ganger man har sett de på bilder og TV, tror vi at alle blir stumme av undring når man virkelig ser disse 4000 år gamle gigantene. Sfinksen som ligger på sitt platå i Giza og skuer ut over det vanvittige kaoset i Cairo er ikke så verst det heller!<br><br>Den siste kvelden ble tilbrakt blant basarene og moskeene i det shisha-dampende gamle ...

... and I opened the little window. I was a feast for many a mosquito that night.<br>The following morning they changed my room again. Still no a/c but it had high ceilings and balcony with huge french doors. I stood outside for a bit, soaking it all in.<br>I wanted to head out early that day so that I could go into the Great Pyramid as it's only open for a few hours a day. My driver was ready and we got there at around 8, before the hoards of tourists arrived ...

... when moving the temple to ensure the phenomenon would persist. Supposedly there are thousands of visitors on those days. <br><br>Of the four Ramses statues, one was actually destroyed in an earthquake in about 27 AD. The site has been kept to lookjust like it did when it was discovered, which is actually kind of cool. When you look at the ear of the head now on the ground you get an even better perspective of how enormous the statues really are. <br><br>Khalid ...

... in the morning with our driver, Mohammed, and we began our adventure. First stop was the Egyptian museum which was rich with artifacts including the tomb of King Tut. Emad came with us through the museum and explained the highlights and I now feel I can accurately tell the direction of reading hieroglyphics but don&#8217;t ask me what the difference is between the bird man or jackal dude. <br> <br>The next stop was what the whole trip ...

Just a quick update on scuba diving here in Egypt. The following is what I've learned or heard about. I don't know anything for sure. Hmm, sounds about right.<br><br>Dahab - Great diving, for a good price. It's on the eastern coast of the Sinai, North of Sharm. Supposedly spectacular, and the place everyone goes that's in the know. Also cheaper than Sharm and a LOT cheaper than ...