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Thu, 15 Jan 2026 | By graynomadsusa | Views [82]
(This is for those who think we’re “Living the Dream” every day.)
“Khalāş” is my go-to reply in Egypt. Enough! It works with touts, begging kids and even dogs. And it sums ... Read more >
Mon, 12 Jan 2026 | By graynomadsusa | Views [77]
The overnight Emirates 777 flight from Accra to Dubai was packed. I felt so terrible that I strapped into my middle seat, put in my earplugs and slept the entire way. With less than two hours for the connection to Cairo it was up to Allah whether ... Read more >
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Posing with the Pharaohs at Karnak Temple.
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![A Bell 212 flies past an old burn pile with an infested tree, en-route to the next pile. Helicopters are frequently used for these control operations due to the remote locations of the infestations. The pine beetle's effect on the environment has been suggested to potentially lead to increased soil erosion, higher water tables, increased wildfire risk due to dry, dead trees, as well as a significant reduction in the forests ability to store carbon.: by benjamin_louwerse, Views[1064]](https://s3.amazonaws.com/aphs.worldnomads.com/benjamin_louwerse/41736/DSC_0164_medium.jpg "A Bell 212 flies past an old burn pile with an infested tree, en-route to the next pile. Helicopters are frequently used for these control operations due to the remote locations of the infestations. The pine beetle's effect on the environment has been suggested to potentially lead to increased soil erosion, higher water tables, increased wildfire risk due to dry, dead trees, as well as a significant reduction in the forests ability to store carbon.: by benjamin_louwerse, Views[1064]")
A Bell 212 flies past an old burn pile with an infested tree, en-route to the next pile. Helicopters are frequently used for these control operations due to the remote locations of the infestations. The pine beetle's effect on the environment has been suggested to potentially lead to increased soil erosion, higher water tables, increased wildfire risk due to dry, dead trees, as well as a significant reduction in the forests ability to store carbon.
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