Roman Ruins and Dead Sea Float

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October 17th 2016

Published: June 11th 2017

Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn't do than the ones you did do. So throw off the bow lines, sail away from the safe harbour. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover. - Mark Twain I'm writing this in the Cairo airport, waiting for our flight to Sharm el Sheikh. There's no wifi in the airport (at least no wifi that we can get to work)... Read Full Entry

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17th October 2016

rosswalker870
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Gotta love those Roman ruins. Doesn't the Dead Sea mud make your skin feel good!

17th October 2016

Valerie Brown
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Why aren't you supposed to swim far from shore?

17th October 2016

waddads
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Maybe because of the current? You might wind up in Israel! No danger of drowning though, it would be very difficult to keep your head under the water.Sent from my iPhone

17th October 2016

Valerie Brown
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ha, ha.... sounds dangerous!

17th October 2016

Valerie Brown
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You do!

18th October 2016

waddads
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It sure does! Our skin is still super soft!Sent from my iPhone

18th October 2016

Faye
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Floating in the Dead Sea must have been a fun experience. Jerash looks very interesting.