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Egyptian Pyramids Photo Gallery

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The Pyramids at Giza are amazingly impressive. Although smoggy and dusty, it was still possible to see the pyramids' outlines, and admire at the ancient Egyptian's knowledge and expertise.
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An observation area is situated well distant enough to capture all 3 key pyramids in one photo.
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I wasn't used to all that dust in the air, but then, I'm in the desert after all.
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This was also the place where I rode a camel for the first time. They're a bit hard to maneuvre, and when they get up, the force is enough to throw people onto the ground.
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There were far more camels in supply than demand.
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The Pyramid of Khafre has a distinct, smooth cap. That texture used to cover all 3 pyramids in full.
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My second experience inside a pyramid was Menkaura - the 3rd one from the visitor's centre. The descent into the interior was not too uncomfortable, and the cooler weather helped a lot.
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The Pyramid of Khafre was in full view from Menkaura.
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Camels and pyramid .. very classic view.
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The Sphinx was surprisingly small compared to the pyramids. I didn't expect it to be so small, but nevertheless, the image is still very clear showing both cat and human characteristics.
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The Sphinx is physically separated from tourists by a deep shaft. Unfortunately, where the tourists stand to take photos is not safely separated from the shaft, so tourists beware! Take the wrong step and it'll be a nasty drop with a broken leg outcome.
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