Train to Luxor
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These are buses that take people from the small local station to more remote villages |
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Taxi cabs. When in-country, you take what you get |
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I've seen more garlic in Egypt than in my whole lifetime. It has got to be a major ingredient of most Egyptian meals. |
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I saw quite a number of churches on this trip. About 6% of the Egyptian population of 80 million is Coptic Christian |
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A smart way to keep a house a little cooler in the afternoon, courtained balconies |
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Personal expression. Being different counts |
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It's getting late, and not far before reaching Luxor, we are crossing the Nile River. |
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Wrapping things up. One last look out the window. A last shot, before getting ready and preparing for Luxor. That's part of the adventure, arriving in a place you only have read about, for the first time. |