Luxor

Sunshine, temples and ancient Egyptian Gods – what more could I want? Your have been warned – this post is picture heavy.

Well, watching some of the people around me – it is obvious that they don’t appreciate the finer points of breakfast. There are olives, tomatoes, cucumbers, fresh yogurt, hard boiled eggs. With the choice of either coffee or tea, I could not be happier. For those who really want the Western traditional – there are also corn flakes, omelettes, hash browns and various assorted breads/toast/pastries.

Boarding a bus, there are 17 in our tour group going to Amun Temple. A few pictures. (see the rest under travel – Egypt)

Temple of Amun

Amun - temple layout

Amun - temple layout

Entering Amun

Entering Amun

Amun - 2

Amun - 2

Amun - left side ruins

Amun - left side ruins

Amun - more columns

Amun - more columns

Amun - ruins

Amun - ruins

Amun - statues

Amun - statues

Amun - Obelisk

Amun - Obelisk

Amun - inner wall

Amun - inner wall

Luxor Temple

Back lit and crowded with people, we didn’t arrive at Luxor Temple until after sun down.

Luxor Temple

Luxor Temple


Luxor at Night

Luxor at Night


Luxor Lions

Luxor Lions


Luxor Inner area

Luxor Inner area

Luxor Inner area

Luxor Inner area


Luxor - inner wall

Luxor - inner wall

Luxor - more inner inscriptions

Luxor - more inner inscriptions


inner sanctuary

inner sanctuary

Towel Art

It seems like the cabin attendants have a sense of humor. We returned today to towel art.

Swans

Swans

Vår Løysing

I finished the ribbing

Completed Ribbing

Completed Ribbing


220+ stitches on 2.75mm needles. It is a four row 2×2 ribbing pattern with a twist in the knit stitches every fourth row.

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