Category Archives: Egypt
Tuesday, September 3, 2013
A year ago today we got in the cruiser and drove out of the parking lot outside our apartment in southern Stockholm and we returned to the same place, carless and tired about 8 months later. But those 8 months were some of the best months in our lives. That’s something you realize more and […]
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Posted in background, charity, communications, documentary, Egypt, inspiration, landcruiser, overlanding, partners, photography, reflections, Syria, travelling
Thursday, December 27, 2012
Here are some other blogs from our fellow travelers that we met back in Aswan, Egypt. Here you can read Hannah and Diarmaid’s excellent blog post of their experiences in Aswan. It’s true, hilarious, sad, upsetting and honest all in one. Rick had a good daily blog going on – he has actually just recently […]
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Tuesday, November 20, 2012
16th of November, Marsabit, Kenya I don’t know why I didn’t do this from the beginning, taking notes for the blog regularly, little by little, and post online whenever possible – but I do know that it was stupid not doing so because with so many things happening everyday during a trip like this you quickly get […]
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Posted in camping, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Kenya, landcruiser, languages, overlanding, people, reflections, route, Sudan, travelling, website
Sunday, November 11, 2012
(I’m having some computer issues at the moment. My laptop crashed in Egypt so at the moment I can’t edit and post photos but I’m working on a temporary solution. And as I tried posting a post via Brian’s computer from northern Sudan last week it just wouldn’t work… Doing my best to get back on […]
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Wednesday, October 31, 2012
It’s Tuesday morning and the traffic is moving as usual around the Tahrir square. It’s almost hard to grasp that this is where it all started, what people here simply call The Revolution. A building that has been burnt is one of very few traces of what has taken place here. It’s a powerful feeling […]
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