Down in Dahab
John's history lesson
On a clear day you can see Saudi Arabia from here. Dahab (pronounced DAhab quickly) is starting to work its magic on me. The pace here is very slow, a kind of 60’s laid back granola thing, and I can feel myself walking slower as I amble along the promenade. Egyptian time is more elastic than elsewhere and as we have a stretch of a whole five days in one place there doesn’t seem to be the need to hurry up and do something.
Which is why I’m not writing about the trip today.
Maybe tomorrow.
On a clear day you can see Saudi Arabia from here. Dahab (pronounced DAhab quickly) is starting to work its magic on me. The pace here is very slow, a kind of 60’s laid back granola thing, and I can feel myself walking slower as I amble along the promenade. Egyptian time is more elastic than elsewhere and as we have a stretch of a whole five days in one place there doesn’t seem to be the need to hurry up and do something.
Which is why I’m not writing about the trip today.
Maybe tomorrow.
1 Comments:
Wow, these are incredible pics John!! You are certainly giving Steve and I lots of inspiration to plan our next trip :) Can't wait to hear your stories and see more of your 3200 (!) pics when you get back.
Miss you guys!! *bigs hugs*,
Andrea
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