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One month down, one and a half to go!
Well, as I sat down to write this I realised that as of today I have been away for one month. It actually doesn't seem like it has been that long. Yesterday we left Aqaba for Egypt - none of us were really looking forward to the ferry crossing as Jamie said it can take anywhere from 5-10 hours as there is not set departure time. We drove to the …
Dahab, Egypt
Today saw us leaving Jordan and crossing into Egypt although any thought of this being an easy transition was quickly dispelled. Another tour guide we met on the way had told us that they had got to the border crossing at 11.30am and were stuck at the border until after midnight - would we be this unlucky? Thankfully not. A three hour wait at the …
Land of the Nile
This is a top pick! I'm writing from Luxor, Egypt now, after having seen an incredible amount of sights in Egypt. Except for the Sinai (which I was in two months ago) this is really a country of looking. Looking at mosques, desert formations, the Nile, and of course, more hieroglyphics and temples than one's eyes should ever be asked to process. I actually have a …
1030. My First Coral Reef (Egy 026)
... to float over! This little adventure could have a very painful ending… Finally I reach the edge, and sure enough, it’s another amazing world of life—and this time it’s not packed with snorkelers, it belongs just to me, my discovery…
And with that, I decide it’s time to continue on. I could stay here for days, even weeks, diving all up and down these shores… but I’ve got a mission to fulfil and I mustn’t lose my ...
Serabit el Khadim
Our Bedouin men got the fire going and made Arabic round flat bread in its ashes which we ate with foul, the Egyptian brown beans.
Then we were off in the landcruiser to the other side of the Serabit al Khadim mountain which had overlooked us as we slept. This was was over a beautiful sandy terrain, and then we were off upwards, climbing in the heat, not so easy. Liz was being her oft saintly self, carrying George in a material sling on her back. ...
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