Abu Simbel
Abu Simbel

13th Century B.C. statues of Ramses II and his family would have been submerged after the Aswan dam created Lake Nasser. In 1968 stones were cut and moved 60 meters higher.

Abu Simbel
Abu Simbel
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I stole this image from someone else on the tour.
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4000 years ago
4000 years ago
The beautiful Sahara..  231 km between Aswan and Abu Simbel.
The beautiful Sahara.. 231 km between Aswan and Abu Simbel.
The Sahara
The Sahara
Oasis
Oasis
Oasis dogs
Oasis dogs
Aswan
Aswan

Power generated from the Aswan dam

 Temple at Philae, Aswan

Temple at Philae, Aswan

Temple of Philae, Aswan
Temple of Philae, Aswan

One of the five daily prayer times.

Nubian woman
Nubian woman

Nubians lived where Lake Nasser flooded. Many relocated to Aswan.

Old Cataract Hotel
Old Cataract Hotel

Where Agatha Christie lived for a year while writing “Death on the Nile”

Breakfast room
Breakfast room
Spa
Spa
The Nile
The Nile
An Aswan resident
An Aswan resident
Coptic Church pastor
Coptic Church pastor

Not every Egyptian is a Muslim. Ten percent are Coptic Christians.

Dome, Coptic church
Dome, Coptic church

Pharmacy, Aswan
Pharmacy, Aswan
Market vendor
Market vendor

The Aswan market stretches more than a mile.

Girls and their father, Aswan market
Girls and their father, Aswan market
Vendor
Vendor
Vendor
Vendor
Girls shopping at the market
Girls shopping at the market
Family at the market
Family at the market
Ramadan celebration
Ramadan celebration

I took dozens of photographs of Muslims at a nearby park in Aswan, all celebrating the end of Ramadan in 111 degree heat.

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Sandstorm
Sandstorm

Our last night in Aswan. We were afraid our morning flight would be canceled. It cleared during the night. The next day we were on our way home.

Abu Simbel
Abu Simbel
IMG_0517-Edit-Edit-Edit.jpg
I stole this image from someone else on the tour.
IMG_0602-Edit-Edit-Edit.jpg
4000 years ago
The beautiful Sahara..  231 km between Aswan and Abu Simbel.
The Sahara
Oasis
Oasis dogs
Aswan
 Temple at Philae, Aswan
Temple of Philae, Aswan
Nubian woman
Old Cataract Hotel
Breakfast room
Spa
The Nile
An Aswan resident
Coptic Church pastor
Dome, Coptic church
Pharmacy, Aswan
Market vendor
Girls and their father, Aswan market
Vendor
Vendor
Girls shopping at the market
Family at the market
Ramadan celebration
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Sandstorm
Abu Simbel

13th Century B.C. statues of Ramses II and his family would have been submerged after the Aswan dam created Lake Nasser. In 1968 stones were cut and moved 60 meters higher.

Abu Simbel
I stole this image from someone else on the tour.
4000 years ago
The beautiful Sahara.. 231 km between Aswan and Abu Simbel.
The Sahara
Oasis
Oasis dogs
Aswan

Power generated from the Aswan dam

Temple at Philae, Aswan

Temple of Philae, Aswan

One of the five daily prayer times.

Nubian woman

Nubians lived where Lake Nasser flooded. Many relocated to Aswan.

Old Cataract Hotel

Where Agatha Christie lived for a year while writing “Death on the Nile”

Breakfast room
Spa
The Nile
An Aswan resident
Coptic Church pastor

Not every Egyptian is a Muslim. Ten percent are Coptic Christians.

Dome, Coptic church

Pharmacy, Aswan
Market vendor

The Aswan market stretches more than a mile.

Girls and their father, Aswan market
Vendor
Vendor
Girls shopping at the market
Family at the market
Ramadan celebration

I took dozens of photographs of Muslims at a nearby park in Aswan, all celebrating the end of Ramadan in 111 degree heat.

Sandstorm

Our last night in Aswan. We were afraid our morning flight would be canceled. It cleared during the night. The next day we were on our way home.

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