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    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[314]
         		 After docking at Luxor, we headed to the Valley of the Kings...: by shrummer16, Views[290]
         		 Me working on taking out my braids - a very slow and painful process: by shrummer16, Views[314]
         		 Dad enjoying a bowl of Coco Puffs (not as good as he remembered, though): by shrummer16, Views[353]
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    Going through the locks (photo courtesy of Dad): by shrummer16, Views[360]
         		 Others on the boat enjoying the view from the top deck: by shrummer16, Views[324]
         		 One of the many, many Egyptian soldiers/policemen (photo courtesy of Dad): by shrummer16, Views[323]
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         		 Back on the boat...: by shrummer16, Views[283]
     
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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[406]
     
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         		 Now that's my kind of parking garage: by shrummer16, Views[301]
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    Traffic jam! (en route to Edfu Temple on June 21st, Father's Day): by shrummer16, Views[397]
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    Dad and our tour guide checking out the Nileometer, which measures the height of the Nile to determine appropriate times for planting crops: by shrummer16, Views[187]
         		 Some of the hieroglyphics on the ceilings amazingly still had original paint on them: by shrummer16, Views[173]
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         		 This set of hieroglyphics describes Munhodhop, the god of medicine. Such depictions of medical tools like as hash plants and hooks for mummification are not seen anywhere else in Egypt: by shrummer16, Views[687]
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         		 Kom Ombo Temple was completed in 219 AD in the Greco-Roman style. It was the only temple in Upper Egypt that was complete with a hospital, was in honour of two gods (Horus and Sobek), and served as a commercial centre: by shrummer16, Views[191]
     
    Later that evening (after a rest and sailing a bit further on), we went to visit Kom Ombo Temple: by shrummer16, Views[169]
         		 By the end of the tour, Dad was looking forward to getting back to the boat for a long nap: by shrummer16, Views[177]
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         		 The smaller temple next to Ramses' was for his favourite queen, Nefertary: by shrummer16, Views[205]
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