| EG01.JPG (83 kbyte) |
A camel relaxes near the Pyramid of Cheops, also known as the Great Pyramid. | |
| EG02.JPG (127 kbyte) |
Camels await their passengers at the pyramids on the Giza plateau. | |
| EG92.JPG (116 kbyte) |
The Sphinx stands watch over the tombs of the pharaohs. | |
| EG08.JPG (116 kbyte) |
The pyramids of Saqqara loom in the distance. The Step Pyramid, the first such structure built in Egypt, is at far right. |
| EG53.JPG (110 kbyte) |
The Alabaster Mosque of Mohammed Ali. | |
| EG47.JPG (105 kbyte) |
The Alabaster Mosque. |
| EG11.JPG (138 kbyte) |
The Great Temple of Ramesses II. | |
| EG12.JPG (116 kbyte) |
The Great Temple of Ramesses II. | |
| EG37.JPG (138 kbyte) |
For scale, note the author at lower right. | |
| EG33.JPG (127 kbyte) |
The Small Temple at Abu Simbel. |
| EG82.JPG (72 kbyte) |
A statue guarding the entrance to the Luxor Temple. | |
| EG86.JPG (105 kbyte) |
The Avenue of the Rams leading up to the temple complex at Karnak. | |
| EG61.JPG (138 kbyte) |
The Temple of Queen Hatshepsut. | |
| EG14.JPG (127 kbyte) |
The Colossi of Memnon. |
| Camels.JPG (149 kbyte) |
The ships of the desert in their natural surroundings | |
| EG31.JPG (121 kbyte) |
Feluccas on the Nile. | |
| BeachDogs.JPG (143 kbyte) |
Come on in, the water's fine.... but a little oily. | |
| EG78.JPG (127 kbyte) |
Shark Reef at Ras Mohammed on the southern tip of the Sinai. One of the best scuba sites in the world. | |
| EG97.JPG (121 kbyte) |
Why is it called the Red Sea when it's so blue? | |
| EG49.JPG (83 kbyte) |
Quitting time in the Office District of Cairo. | |
| EG50.JPG (83 kbyte) |
Traffic on the highways. |
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