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  • Last Day in Cairo.... Thank God that we have arrived safely back in Boston! Now that we have recovered a little I can tell you about our last day in Cairo. We started at the Egyptian Museum. The building is Posted by nioke in The Nile Really Is A River In Egypt!! | Jul 20, 2008
  • Temple of Philae/Abu Simbel Hey everybody! Dwayne is going to write about Tuesday....I will cover Wednesday. Sorry that we missed you....we were worn out and had some technical difficulties. :( Tuesday was our last day on the Nile Admiral [img=http://www.travellerspoint.com/ph Posted by nioke in The Nile Really Is A River In Egypt!! | Jul 16, 2008
  • Abu Dabab It's diary time: On diving: Made the Nitrox course immediately upon arrival. We have 32% Oxygen mix at this dive center. I dived nearly exclusively with nitrox during my stay in Abu Dabab. Finished my Divemaster formation in late april. started guidi Posted by 5fingerfab in Fab's travel diary | Jul 15, 2008
  • Early to Rise... Well, Dwayne and I stayed up late last night blogging. As you know we were docked in Edfu and at 430 this morning we were awakened by islamic prayer that was being broadcast through the loudspeaker onto the streets!! Posted by nioke in The Nile Really Is A River In Egypt!! | Jul 14, 2008
  • Cruising The Nile Today all of our exploring was done in the early morning. We woke up, ate breakfast and took a trip to the west bank of the Nile. Our first stop was to the Colossi of Memnon. At one time thes Posted by nioke in The Nile Really Is A River In Egypt!! | Jul 13, 2008
  • Day 18-25: from -30 to 2,285 meters We have been chillin' in the little beach town called Dahab for the last week. Everybody (well almost everybody, we've met a few total jerks-- okay one total jerk jewelry sales man, thought he had us but he didn't) Posted by Ms. G. in The Book of Kell | Jul 13, 2008
  • Luxor.... Well, I am so glad that the ship has internet service!! Today, Dwayne and I woke up extra early for our flight to Luxor from Cairo. It was short, less than an hour. We dropped our bags Posted by nioke in The Nile Really Is A River In Egypt!! | Jul 12, 2008
  • Old Giza! Hello All, I (Dwayne) will be your guest author today. We had a pretty full day. We got up at six o'clock this morning ate breakfast and began our eight hour tour of the pyramids. The first pyramid that we Posted by nioke in The Nile Really Is A River In Egypt!! | Jul 11, 2008
  • Change o' Plans Well....we have had an exciting 24 hours!! When we arrived at Logan for our flight to NY we were told that it was delayed due to weather and that we would not make our connecting flight to Cairo! Posted by nioke in The Nile Really Is A River In Egypt!! | Jul 10, 2008
  • Day 10-17: Beach Bumming It From Aswan, the grueling police escorted three hour ride to Abu Simbel turned out to be well worth it. Ramses' temple is....ginormous. The colossi are only an introduction to the interior temple, which of course, we were Posted by Ms. G. in The Book of Kell | Jul 5, 2008
  • Egypt - Part 1 Well well, where does the time go? It seems like only yesterday we were fine dining at a 7 star hotel in Dubai and now we're sitting in a dodgy hotel room in the center of Europe, almost 5 weeks Posted by dan_ricko in Dans Travel Blog | Jul 1, 2008
  • Day 4-9: Sweating Tea We've spent the past few days in Luxor, famous for the Valley of the Kings, infamous for its ridiculous tourist hussle (this is a grave understatement, but no need to go into the unpleasant details of what can only be Posted by Ms. G. in The Book of Kell | Jun 28, 2008
  • Day 2 & 3 Knowledge gained over the past two days: 1) Am capable of jumping out of moving taxi when prices are spontaneously inflated 2) Have learned that toying with self-proclaimed "tour guides" can be highly enjoyable 3) There are an awful lot of "doctors" Posted by Ms. G. in The Book of Kell | Jun 22, 2008
  • Day one: Open Desert, Small Cramped Spaces Our first day back in Cairo-- surprise, it was HOT today! We hit the major sites in the Cairo area (Giza, Saqqara, Dahshur, and Memphis). Despite my clausterphobia's best efforts to foil our ambitions to explore the pyramids, Posted by Ms. G. in The Book of Kell | Jun 20, 2008
  • Abu Dabab Pictures Well, here are some repeatedly requested pictures from the underwater world. None of them are mine since I don't own an underwater camera, but they are not too bad nonetheless :-) All of them are from the Abu Dabab bay Posted by 5fingerfab in Fab's travel diary | Jun 11, 2008
  • Intrepid Discover Egypt We've been procrastinating about this entry mostly because there is so much to write so... prepare yourself, it's a long one! Eygpt has been close to the top of our list of places to see since before we came over to Posted by Di and Cam in Di and Cam | Jun 8, 2008
  • Abu Dabab I've been quiet for some time now, I know. Sorry about that. The problem is that my camera's SD card is broken and I can't take any pictures anymore. Since I know that you guys care more about the pictures Posted by 5fingerfab in Fab's travel diary | May 29, 2008
  • Aswan So the train ride that was supposed to take only 10-12 hours took just over 14 hours!! Ohh yeah and we were told that it would get cold at night so we got into our sleeping bags, half way through Posted by Aus_Emma in Emma's Europe Getaway | May 19, 2008
  • Aswan I got a day off and I came to Al Quseir (2 hours by car to the north of Marsa Alam) to update the blog (and try to repair my sandals). So here are a few pictures I took in Posted by 5fingerfab in Fab's travel diary | May 19, 2008
  • Egypt- Pyramids, Sphinx, Papyrus So today we headed to the magnificent Pyramids of Giza. They were so big, trying to get pics was hard, couldn't fit them all in. Plus not to mention trying to take a pic while running away from locals trying Posted by Aus_Emma in Emma's Europe Getaway | May 18, 2008
  • Walking Like an Egyptian! Well where do I start with Egypt!!! :o We arrived at the airport on the 10/05/08 and were met by Shaggy our rep from "On The Go" Tours, he pushed us through the passport line, and then grabbed our bags and Posted by Aus_Emma in Emma's Europe Getaway | May 18, 2008
  • Siwa Siwa - an amazing oasis verging on the great sand sea in Egypt's western desert and close to the Libyan border. It took nine hours by bus from Alexandria to get here (which actually wasn't as bad as it Posted by kiwi in oz in Tales of a Travelling Tolai and Kiwi | May 10, 2008
  • Abou Dabbab Well, I found the nearest internet connection with acceptable speed. It's in a city about 2 hour away by car. However, getting a car is a bit of a problem here. So for now I'm stuck with this 56k modem. Posted by 5fingerfab in Fab's travel diary | May 4, 2008
  • Abu Dabab 1 I've started working/studying in Abu Dabab (7 days per week...). Unfortunately we have only intermittent access to a 56k modem. When I get a day off I'll try to get to Marsa Alam and upload some pictures and more infos Posted by 5fingerfab in Fab's travel diary | Apr 14, 2008
  • EGIPTO CONTINUA / More of Egypt LES PRESENTO A NUESTRO AMIGO ISMAIL, ESTUVIMOS JUNTOS CONTEMPLANDO EL ATARDECER EN EL OASIS DE SIWA ESTA PEGADO A LA FRONTERA CON LIBIA Y DE VERDAD ES UN OASIS, DESPUES DE VIAJAR POR 8 HORAS Posted by wanderers in TROTAMUNDOS | Apr 9, 2008
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