Next, here is a guy standing at attention at the Valley of the Kings, outside of Luxor, Egypt. I think he was making sure that grave robbers didn't steal ancient archaelogical stuff.
Here is a picture of one of our Egyptian security guards.
I took it at a lunch break at the truck. The truck always stops about half-way through the day, by the way, and gives us lunch - usually, sandwiches and some fruit.
The next two pictures are Chas's train (specifically, the ca-BOOSE), and a neat town built into the rocks, just north of Aswan, Egypt.
Voila! Here is one of the many photos I took of the boat-loading adventure in Aswan, Egypt. This was for our overnight ferry that took us across Lake Nasser to Wadi Halfa, Sudan. The boat
was waaayyyyy overloaded. I sat on the upper deck of the boat for hours with my new Egyptian friend that I met, while we watched them load. He was estimating that we would set sail at 6:00 p.m. I was saying, nooo, they'll get it all loaded by the scheduled take-off of 4:00. Well, we set sail at about 7:00 p.m. In this particular photo, the pick-up truck had almost fallen over and a bunch of its cargo had fallen off, creating quite a stir. They then held the truck up with these two pieces of plywood, while they continued unloading. What an adventure that was!
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