Trip to Egypt
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Philae wall detail IMG_5053 Philae wall detail.JPG (1.88 MB) |
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Philae pillars IMG_5058 Philae pillars.JPG (1.1 MB) |
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Philae as seen while we're leaving in a launch IMG_5063 Philae from boat.JPG (500.98 KB) |
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Eric rides on a felucca, an Egyptian sailboat IMG_5066 Eric on felucca.JPG (1.01 MB) |
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First mate on the felucca IMG_5069 felucca hand.JPG (980.78 KB) |
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Nora, Rabab, Eric and our guide Mohammed IMG_5070 family on felucca.JPG (850.71 KB) |
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View of Nile from felucca IMG_5074 view from felucca.JPG (1.14 MB) |
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Ceiling of the airplane on our Egypt Air flight from Aswan to Abu Simbel. It made me worry about what the engine looked like. (Move cursor over photo to see annotation) IMG_5076 duct tape.JPG (1.06 MB) |
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An accidental double meaning. This was a sign in a display in the visitor's center at Abu Simbel showing how the temple was moved over three years to higher ground to avoid flooding when the High Dam was completed. (Move cursor over photo to see annotation) IMG_5081 boring work.JPG (1.06 MB) |
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Approach to Abu Simbel. In the early 1960's the temple was taken apart into pieces then reassembled. The effort took about three years. IMG_5087 Abu Simbel front.JPG (1.09 MB) |
