“Welcome to Hurghada,” Mondi, my host, greeted me.
Luxor
“Hello my friend, want to see the temples?” said a smiling bald-headed man.
“Hello my friend, want to see the temples?” said a smiling bald-headed man.
A Desert Oasis
True Egyptian-styled hospitality.
True Egyptian-styled hospitality.
Hitch Hiking in Egypt – Part II
“No problem,” Mohammed said when I asked if he could help me explain to the folks at the train station about a possible barter.
“No problem,” Mohammed said when I asked if he could help me explain to the folks at the train station about a possible barter.
Hitch Hiking in Egypt – Part I
“Not possible,” the soldier said.
“Not possible,” the soldier said.
Hitch Hiking in Egypt – Part I
“Not possible,” the soldier said.
Hitchhiking in Sudan – PART VI – The Finale
“Inshallah we help you,” Assad kept repeating in the morning when I arrived early to what was now a bus-filled, people-crowded terminal.
“Inshallah we help you,” Assad kept repeating in the morning when I arrived early to what was now a bus-filled, people-crowded terminal.
Hitch Hiking in Sudan – Part V
“La wen?” asked the just-arrived officer in plainclothes.
“La wen?” asked the just-arrived officer in plainclothes.
Jebel Barkel & Hitchhiking in Sudan – Part IV
“Allah Wakbar,” the muezzin woke me up at sunrise.
“Allah Wakbar,” the muezzin woke me up at sunrise.
Hitch Hiking in Sudan – Part III
When I saw him smile at me from the road I knew he’d stop.
When I saw him smile at me from the road I knew he’d stop.
Hitch Hiking in Sudan – Part II
“No problem,” said the station manager. “You will ride, free of charge.”
“No problem,” said the station manager. “You will ride, free of charge.”
The Elephant’s Trunk
What’s the point of having wings if you can’t fly?
What’s the point of having wings if you can’t fly?
Hitch Hiking in Sudan – Part I
As we rode, I managed to explain about my penniless ways which they scratched their heads around but seemed to accept.
As we rode, I managed to explain about my penniless ways which they scratched their heads around but seemed to accept.
Hitch Hiking in Ethiopia – Part VII – The Finale
“Come on, let me help you,” Abdu offered from the bajaj.
“Come on, let me help you,” Abdu offered from the bajaj.
Hitchhiking in Ethiopia – PART VI
“Rumble,” my stomach rumbled me awake.
“Rumble,” my stomach rumbled me awake.
Menergy
Harnessing the positive masculine.
Harnessing the positive masculine.