We toured this home in the a relocated Nubian village. Nubians are dark-skinned people who live in Southern Egypt. Many of them were displaced after the construction of the Aswan High Dam. 
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November - Move to America
March - Spring Break Trip to AZ
March - Spring Break Trip to AZ
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2006
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November
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- Our Trip to Egypt
- The Sphinx and Great Pyramids of Giza
- Christopher in the Temple of Karnak
- Egyptian Farmer
- The Nile River
- Tourist Police
- Temple of Queen Hatepshut
- Valley of the Kings and Tut's Tomb
- Luxor Temple
- Sheila & Christopher on the Nile River cruise
- Hieroglyphics
- Tom & Christopher at the Edfu Temple
- We always find the kitties
- Group Photo at the Aswan Train Station
- Camel Ride in the Southern Desert of Egypt
- Home in the Nubian village
- Saqqara Pyramid
- Gayer-Anderson museum
- Minaret and Mosque
- Pool time
- HMS Belfast
- Tom & Christopher at the Tower Bridge
- Waiting for the train
- Cub Scout camp
- BB gun shooting
- Doing what boy do best
- Happy Birthday Tom!
- Den 6 Wolves and den leader Sheila
- Day One - Italy - to the top of a volcano
- At the top of Mt Vesuvius
- Christopher at the top
- Next stop, Pompeii
- A body from Pompeii
- Outside of Pompeii
- Island of Capri
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