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Tea house before and after we entered and left the desert area
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| Entrance of the tea house
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| Ahmed Desert Safari Camp, Bahariyya Oasis; also the organizer of our desert trip.
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| Entrance of the safari camp
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Lobby of the complex. I wonder if all the strange shaped stones were from the desert.
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| Dining room: where we had our lunches (and battled with the flies) before and after our desert trip. I also got scratched by the black cat here too :(
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| They like their buildings in dome shaped structure... is it because this will make them cooler?
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| The balconies of the rooms in this hotel. You will live here for the 2nd night if you opt for a 3 days 2 nights tour.
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David told me it was a mule, a cross between a horse and a donkey.. stronger than a donkey... no wonder why emule is more succesful than eDonkey...
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| This is the Bahariyya Oasis.. it is actually very large
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| People grew a lot of vegetation in this area.
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| I now understand where our bread came from!
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