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         		 Lunch break at a Nile-side buffet: by shrummer16, Views[641]
         		 No matter how legendary they may be, they're still covered in bird poop: by shrummer16, Views[461]
         		 Dad measuring up to the Colossi of Memnen, legendary heroes from the Greek era (associated with Achilles): by shrummer16, Views[522]
         		 Another extremely well-preserved painted figure: by shrummer16, Views[431]
     
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         		 Hathour, the goddess of fertility and motherhood, was depicted with features of a cow and unusual hair: by shrummer16, Views[689]
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         		 Shoe size even bigger than Shaq: by shrummer16, Views[566]
     
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         		 This temple was built fot Queen Hatshepsut, who ruled Egypt for about 20 years. It was so unusual for a woman to be in power that she often dressed like a man and claimed to be a descendant of the gods: by shrummer16, Views[627]
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    I tried my hand at drilling an alabaster vase: by shrummer16, Views[462]
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         		 The most famous tomb is that of the child king Tutankhamen: by shrummer16, Views[451]
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         		 There were 62 tombs discovered in Valley of the Kings, and perhaps still more to be found...: by shrummer16, Views[426]
     
    Although we weren't allowed to take photos inside the tombs, I'll never forget the details and still-vibrant colours of the hieroglyphs!: by shrummer16, Views[433]
         		 After docking at Luxor, we headed to the Valley of the Kings...: by shrummer16, Views[428]
         		 Me working on taking out my braids - a very slow and painful process: by shrummer16, Views[471]
         		 Dad enjoying a bowl of Coco Puffs (not as good as he remembered, though): by shrummer16, Views[496]
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    Going through the locks (photo courtesy of Dad): by shrummer16, Views[500]
         		 Others on the boat enjoying the view from the top deck: by shrummer16, Views[462]
         		 One of the many, many Egyptian soldiers/policemen (photo courtesy of Dad): by shrummer16, Views[470]
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         		 Back on the boat...: by shrummer16, Views[420]
     
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         		 Edfu Temple was finished in 57 BC and is known as the best preserved temple in Egypt. The temple on the left side represents King Ptolemy battling his Lower Egypt enemies; the temple on the right side depicts King Ptolemy against his Upper Egypt enemies: by shrummer16, Views[569]
     
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         		 Now that's my kind of parking garage: by shrummer16, Views[420]
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    Traffic jam! (en route to Edfu Temple on June 21st, Father's Day): by shrummer16, Views[538]
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