Siag Pyramids Hotel
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Drive like an Egyptian....
Following our desert ordeal we still had two remaining days in Marrakech. For the first we went to Beldi Country Club to spend the day by the pool and away from the scooters, shopkeepers, beggars, monkey owners, and hamman touts. As luck would have it this was also the first day that we saw rain, Morocco didn't seem to be trying hard to win back my affections. The next day we had the morning to kill before catching a train to Casablanca for our flight to Egypt. Dan, in ...
I'm OK!!! Nothing to worry about
... Stop walking right past them!!! I probably spent 4 hours there before I realized I was starving. Had a fabulous koshary for lunch.
While I was looking for the koshary restaurant I wandered close to Tahrir Square. There was a large demonstration. Now, as I'm typing at the hotel, the footage on TV from the Square is showing a bus and a car set on fire, right beside the ...
The one where I rode the metro
... for example a teenage girl took me hand and gave me her good spot (a nook by the doors) to ride back in. The metro can be so busy that you don't need to stand up or support yourself because the crush of bodies means you cannot fall over. My journey to school takes about 40 minutes in the metro with a further 15-1 hour long taxi ride on to the school. In the mornings the roads are clearer and the taxi only ...
Cairo, Giza, Aswan, Luxor & Dahab Egypt
... yes, but I have to find the ATM first, so he says he will take me to see the Pyramids, and then to the ATM, so off we go. It was really so much fun to ride the Camel, we rode for almost 3 hours, got great shots of me and my Camel, And then we ended it by taking me on a Camel run through the desert. My Guide was married with two kids, but kept trying to get me to marry him, ( totally nuts) I thought he was just flirting and had a language barrier, but his Dad started doing the same ...
Cairo, Giza, Aswan, Luxor & Dahab Egypt
... people who didn't have to be lonely..... Ughhhh... This wasn't even flattering anymore it was almost insulting. He took me to the train station and off I went. Back to Giza, I did the Pyramids again. Then off to Cairo to see the Cairo Museum, it was massive but such chaos, so many things not marked, 60% of the items had no description at all, it was 60 EP $10 to get in, no cameras allowed, the highlight was seeing all the items taken from King Tuts tomb, and the actual Mack he wore ...
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