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    hotel we stayed at the first night: by kiara19, Views[419]
         		 yummy sheeshas : by kiara19, Views[419]
         		 One of my last visual memories of Egypt and, I suppose, of my past year before flying back to Canada...: by shrummer16, Views[724]
         		 The train station in the evening light (heading back to Cairo for the last time): by shrummer16, Views[846]
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    Aside from being a massive and fully functional library, it also housed a few art exhibits: by shrummer16, Views[751]
         		 I don't know what I was expecting (perhaps something a little more ancient-looking?), but the library was QUITE modern: by shrummer16, Views[709]
         		 A day trip - the last one! - to Alexandria and her famous library: by shrummer16, Views[645]
         		 Nabil, the hotel owner (aka The Godfather), and two of his babies: by shrummer16, Views[828]
         		 Rahid, one of the very helpful staff at the hotel (photo courtesy of Dad): by shrummer16, Views[407]
     
    The view of Cairo from our hotel (photo courtesy of Dad): by shrummer16, Views[628]
         		 Poor Riyad!: by shrummer16, Views[619]
         		 On the way back to Cairo, Riyad's car broke down and we were stranded for a while: by shrummer16, Views[529]
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         		 Heading to the beach - finally finished taking out all of my braids: by shrummer16, Views[679]
         		 Daytime view of the pool, which we bypassed immediately for the beach (why would you use a pool when the sea's right there??): by shrummer16, Views[656]
         		 The dusk view of the very landscaped pool at the Ain Sokhna beach resort on the Red Sea/Gulf of Suez: by shrummer16, Views[708]
     
    Riyad giving Dad a hand with his luggage after arriving back in Cairo on the overnight train from Luxor: by shrummer16, Views[723]
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         		 A contemporary minaret just beyond the temple: by shrummer16, Views[884]
         		 Christian frescoes are visible overtop of some Egyptian hieroglyphics: by shrummer16, Views[715]
     
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    The well-sculpted colossi at the entrance and throughout the temple exemplify Ancient Egyptians' sound knowledge of human anatomy: by shrummer16, Views[340]
         		 An 18th-century mosque was built overtop of the ancient Egyptian columns of Luxor Temple, which were buried under meters of sand at the time: by shrummer16, Views[424]
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         		 The sphinx 'avenue' at the entrance is comprised of statues with bodies of lions (to symbolize great strength) and heads of rams (for great gentility): by shrummer16, Views[276]
     
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         		 A large scarab beetle. Some people believe that your wish will come true if you walk around it a certain number of times (depends on the type of wish): by shrummer16, Views[427]
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    Obelisks were carved from a single piece of mountain and transported hundreds of kilometers and erected at Karnak as incredible feats of engineering: by shrummer16, Views[332]
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         		 Almost every king wanted to build something inside Karnak to honour Amon, the King of Gods; the current temple complex took over 2000 years to build and parts are still unfinished: by shrummer16, Views[542]
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