Travel Tuesday
This week we highlight an image of the falcon statue at Hatshepsut’s mortuary temple from our most recent trip.
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This week we highlight an image of the falcon statue at Hatshepsut’s mortuary temple from our most recent trip.
In this episode, we’re looking at some ancient graffiti in the tomb of Ramses IV in the Valley of the Kings
In this installment we focus on Luxor Temple at night, a unique atmosphere created by dusk and darkness.
This week’s edition revisits a trip to Egypt, highlighting the usefulness of smartphones for capturing interior shots in low light, especially in crowded tombs.
We reflect on life along the Nile, waxing nostalgic about ancient features and the more leisurely pace.
Moe impressions from the deck of the Viking Aton of life next to the river Nile.
A moment at Dendera with Nut, the sky goddess, preparing to swallow the Aten, symbolizing her daily ritual in Egyptian mythology.
A view of the more traditional fishing practices along the Nile, highlighting a hands-on and sustainable approach compared to industrial fishing.
The Nile River is central to Egyptian life, offering vibrant views and fostering habitation near its banks. Improved water predictability due to dams has encouraged closer living.
We explore the serene Nile River, the vital green corridor of Egypt. The slow river features small islands ideal for grazing cattle, allowing them to enjoy lush vegetation and relax while observing passing boats.