The path from The village of the workers to The valley of the Kings.
The first photo was taken 11/08 Most of these houses known as the tomb robbers have been demolished see updated photos of this area on http://myegypttours.blogspot.com/2009/08/der-el-medinet.html
Looking down on Hatshepsut temple
http://myegypttours.blogspot.com/2009/08/hatshepsut-temple.html
Way above the valley of the kings looking down at the tomb entrances.
far away from the hoards of tourists,
Looking down to the entrance of The tomb of Tutankhamun in the v.o.k
http://www.touregypt.net/featurestories/tutt.htm
A camel train heading for the monastery
The Colossus of Memnon across an inundated field
Myegypt site has photos of Memnon and the Rammasseum
http://www.myegypt.co.uk/index.php?f=data_home&a=2
Breakfast after the donkey trek
3 comments:
Fantastic images, how wonderful to be living in Egypt, a place I have only ever read about. But so deep in my imagination I can almost touch the pyramids. Thanks for giving me an insight close at first hand.
Great pictures! Last year I was also in the Valley of the Kings and saw the same temples near Luxor
I couldn't read the last few sentences you wrote in your comment. It looked like Welsh.
Thanks, but what does this mean:
sut mae hyn! mai na rhai poble un Siarad Cumraig mair Sais un Siared Sysneg rwyn shur fod na rhai Syn medry Siared yr iath o blebunag yrwyt ty yn dwad. ??
I don't know Welsh or Gaelic or any other Celtic language, but I am very interested in those Celtic languages. We were several times in Wales and Cornwall.
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