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Tag Archives: Boats
BOATS – STILL PART OF EVERY DAY’S LIFE IN EGYPT
When you are on a boat in Cairo, Luxor, or Aswan the Nile never … Continue reading
EGYPT’S DAILY LIFE – CROSSING THE NILE
THE QUICKEST WAY TO GO FROM THE EAST BANK OF THE NILE IN LUXOR, WHERE THE FAMOUS TEMPLE OF KARNAK IS LOCATED – ATTRACTING THOUSANDS OF VISITORS EVERY YEAR – TO THE WEST BANK TO VISIT HE VALLEY OF THE KINGS … Continue reading
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Tagged Boats, Ferries, Motorboar, Sailing, The Nile, water
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EGYPT’S DAILY LIFE – CROSSING THE NILE
Staying on the East Bank in Luxor or the West Bank, there is always a reason to cross the river – the river Nile. If you are staying on the East Bank in Luxor and you want to visit the Valley … Continue reading
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Tagged Boats, Drinking water, Egyptian Life, Ferries, Hotels, shopping, The Nile, Winter Palace
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ASWAN – UNFORGETTABLE PLACES AND PEOPLE
The kindness of my friends Sue and John to let me tag along to Aswan when they were celebrating their wedding anniversary made me see a place I can’t forget. We took a train in Luxor at 10 o’clock and … Continue reading
CRUSING ON THE NILE
Like a huge, slippery snake the Nile winds its way through Egypt to the Mediterranean. It is 4130 miles long; one of the longest rivers in the world. It has often been said, that EGYPT is a Gift of the Nile. Today its water resource … Continue reading
EGYPT GROWING BANANAS!
“Would you like to see the Banana Island?” Badawi asked after I had finished my tea, and he had done the dishes in the Nile. Wondering what else he had in store for me, and where there could be an island … Continue reading