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It's hard to believe that I am in my twelfth season of living and working in Luxor for six months of the year. And in May of 2015 this blog turned eight! I can only hope that I will have the good fortune to return to Egypt for many years to come.
About Me
- Marie
- Luxor, Egypt
- A native Californian (yes, they do exist!) who has landed a dream retirement job as Librarian for the library at Chicago House (The Epigraphic Survey of The Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago) in Luxor, Egypt...
Zazzle!
Luxor Weather
Blog Archive
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2013
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February
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- The Sphinx Responds!
- Antiquities ministry refuses to rent Egypt's archa...
- Golden Sunset
- An Egret in the Garden and in the Movies
- An Egret in the Garden
- Karnak and Memnon News
- Luxor Cloud Atlas
- Beau Gets "Snipped"
- 40 Days Later...
- Peek-a-Boo Sphinxes
- The Lovely Sefkhet-Abwy
- From "The Nile Project" and more...
- Not Egypt: The People's E-Book
- Tuesday Morning in the West
- Not Another Sunset!!!
- Quilts for Africa
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February
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My Favorite Websites
- Animal Care in Egypt (ACE)
- Marie's Journeys
- Susan Osgood (CH Epigraphic Artist)
- The Egyptian Desert Portfolio / Photography by Yarko Kobylecky (CH Photographer)
- Sue Lezon (CH Photo Archivist/Photographer)
- Faces & Places: Photographs by Ben Mittman -- 1955 - 2010 Visages & voyages : Photographies de Ben Mittman
- Heritage Key
Ah, love the clouds! The orange and red and purple colors are amazing. Another fantastic job Marie!
ReplyDeleteVery nice Marie, and very interesting. So what's changed, agricultural practices? I once climbed Thoth Hill in thick fog that obscured the whole valley for most of the day which I presume was the result of water vapour rising from highly irrigated fields.
ReplyDeleteNot really sure. Some say it's because the weather patterns have changed and there is more European weather headed our way; others say it's because of the increase in cultivated area. All I really know is that it makes for gorgeous sunsets!
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