Tagged With "Mahoney Bay"

Super story ! I've lost count of the synchronicities that have played out in my own travelling life. Endless curiosity is one of the nicer burdens in life 😆😎

My guess would be that only about 0.00001% of travelers to Egypt would have a familiarity with that book, interesting though it seems. You may very well have been the first person ever who recognized Hamada from Mahoney's book. But a charming tale it is and one that turns a good trip into a memorable experience. I'm saddened to hear that your story has you returning to Luxor already. I've enjoyed your Nile journey.

I felt the same, DrF., already? And why I can't rid myself of the feeling that I must go back.

Aswan is the business ! Well when you do, take a look for a family belonging a guy called Fikri on the outskirts of the Nubian village opposite and downstream. Another insight with good people !

VisitBritian announced the winners in their 'Great names for Great  Britain ' campaign The campaign used the existing trend of the Chinese to give literal names to favorite celebrities, places and foods. Over 2 million Chinese visited the...

Coincidence, or fate? PortMoresby finds herself on a journey into an improbable, but true, traveler’s tale.

We were delighted to find that our visit to the small town of Mahone Bay in Nova Scotia coincided with the town's popular annual Scarecrow Festival.

Thai food is known for its delicious flavours, astounding variety and aesthetic appeal, like these dishes from different regions of the Thai Kingdom.

The San Diego Zoo's new pandas are on-stage 24/7 with a live camera