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Thoughts on Travel and Life
About Me
- Christine
- Colorado, United States
- An art historian and traveler who likes to cook and enjoy a good bottle of pinot noir.
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Useful Links
- Traveler's In the Middle East Archive
- History Abroad - Group Blog for the Fulbright Trip to Egypt
- Frugal Traveler - NYTimes Travel Blog
- Rail Europe
- Rick Steves Web Site
- Anthony Bourdain's Blog
- One Bag - The Art and Science of Traveling Light
- Beers and Beans - A Travel Blog
- Vagabondish - The Travelzine for Today's Vagabond
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Blog Archive
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2008
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July
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- Back at Cairo
- Alexandria
- Aswan and Abu Simbel
- Crusing
- Temple Tour, Part Two
- New York Times Article
- Upper Egypt, Part One
- Break Down
- On my way to Aswan
- What's on TV?
- Response
- Question time
- On my own in El Arish
- El Arish
- Suez Canal
- I gotta go...
- Housing and Cost of Living
- Snorkeling
- St. Katherine's Monastery
- Mount Sinai
- The “Pharaoh’s Curse”
- The Great Pyramids
- First Day
- Trip to Egypt, A Visual Essay
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July
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2 comments:
I have to say, that soil looks very dry, it's amazing that anything can grow. But seeing some of the photos, it looks like there are a lot of crops that are doing really well.
It sure makes you appreciate the food you have to eat and how much we should conserve our fresh water supply.
Christine - I am so excited to see your pictures when you get back! I must admit I have been lax in reading the blog, and therefore in posting comments as well...
It sounds like everything is going swimmingly, and you do not appear to have burned to a crisp in any of the pictures.
Till you return,
Leila
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