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May 6, 2012, Suez Canal, Egypt - Day 25
... today."
We couldn't believe how fast the day flew by. We had planned to take in a lecture today on the Suez canal but somehow the day passed bye so quickly that we missed the lecture, however we did managed to attend the Napkin Artistry #1. Not sure if this will be useful in the future but it was interesting to learn. We are thinking of downsizing at home and entertaining may become a ...
Suez Canal, Egypt
... desert. The landscape was harsh with nothing but sand on the left (east) side. The right (west) side had a little bit of greenery and then barren hills that rose out in the distance. There was very little along the canal except for the occasional military post and a few other commercial structures and boat launches. Whenever we passed a small dock with locals working, they usually looked up at waved. It must be quite a sight to see this massive cruiseliner slowly ...
In Sokhna
... if I wanted to ride a camel. When I replied thanks, but no thanks, he then enquired whether I wanted to buy one instead....
In spite of all the advice from our tour guide ( a young lady), some of us are not good tourists. A young salesman casually slipped his hand around a middle-aged Brit lady whose husband was a few steps ahead of her, while he kept on with his sales pitch. She didn`t mind at all and let his hand rest around her. He moved his ...
Suez Canal
... I met yesterday, that have been following this blog, for assisting them in communicating with Cunard a few weeks ago. At 5:00 I stopped working on my proposal for the day and practiced the waltz with Thomas in the Queens Room. Other people wanted to use the dance floor so we practiced for 20 minutes then let them have the floor. We were still transiting through the canal as we rehearsed and it was fun to see the changing scenery pass by ...
Port Said / Suez Canal
... It was no surprise to see the soldiers manning these isolated boxes were lying down with their rifles beside them. One chap had gathered a lot of stones from the desert and positioned them into a shape and Arabic letters on the sand in front of his box, the message visible to passing ships. I wonder what it said?
I saw two crossing points, one a tunnel accessed by a major road that had been driven through the desert on the left hand side and emerged on the right a considerable ...
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