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Temples Upper Egypt
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Camille > Here be the Egyptian Nile Navy
Camille > Looking back to gold house on the Nile as we leave for Philea Island
Camille > Racing to Philea. It seems that if there were more than any one form of transportaion then it was a race of some sort - be it donkeys, boats, buses, etc.
Camille > Philea Island. Actually this is not the real island. Everything was moved because of the first Aswan dam. A UNESCO project saved it.
Camille > Philea pylons & temple of Isis, entry to the city of temples that make up the "Pearl of Egypt" which is now located on island of Agilkia. 9 yrs and 40,000 blocks later....
Camille > Another view of Philea from the boat.
Camille > Row of columns on the courtyard side of the Birth House.
Camille > God Horus shown wearing crown of both upper and lower Egypt
Camille > Philea alter
Philea Island. Actually this is not the real island. Everything was moved because of the first Aswan dam. A UNESCO project saved it.
> Philea Island. Actually this is not the real island. Everything was moved because of the first Aswan dam. A UNESCO project saved it.
Philea Island. Actually this is not the real island. Everything was moved because of the first Aswan dam. A UNESCO project saved it.
Camera: Nikon Corporation (Nikon D50) |
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Original size: 2314px x 1656px |
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