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Visiting the pyramids

Jojoone1 · 2025-09-21 · Message 21 of 28

You know the saying: love means teasing! 😛

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Manondugard · 2025-09-21 · Message 22 of 28

You know the saying: spare the rod, spoil the traveler! 😛

You know that little morning treat that really relaxes you? 😂

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Mitch341 · 2025-09-21 · Message 23 of 28

Don't pay any attention to Mrs. Manondugard, she's a kind of unintentional troll.

😎

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Thoutmosis · 2025-09-21 · Message 24 of 28

Hello everyone, I do know when we're going to Egypt, and yes, some are certain about the mistreatment of animals. I'm not saying it's all of them or the opposite—you have to read carefully. I didn’t say they all do it, but enough to notice it more than once when you're there. To convince you, go visit some hospitals in Cairo and Luxor, the most important ones, and you’ll see what some "owners" do to their animals—horses, donkeys, camels, and more. You won’t come back unshaken, or maybe it just doesn’t affect you. I’ve seen enough to know what humans are capable of. No offense to some, but I always say it like it is—both the good and the bad—but that seems to bother others. Here, it feels like it’s becoming more and more like *Le Routard*, doesn’t it? Thoutmosis

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Thoutmosis · 2025-09-21 · Message 25 of 28

Hello everyone, I’ve noticed some changes on this site for a while now—it’s starting to feel more and more like *Le Routard*. But you’ll never see me attacking anyone here. Have a great day! Thoutmosis

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Manondugard · 2025-09-21 · Message 26 of 28

Hello everyone, I do know when we're going to Egypt, and yes, some are certain about the mistreatment of animals. I'm not saying it's all of them or the opposite—you have to read carefully. I didn’t say they all do it, but enough to notice it more than once when you're there. To convince you, go visit some hospitals in Cairo and Luxor, the most important ones, and you’ll see what some "owners" do to their animals—horses, donkeys, camels, and more. You won’t come back unscathed, or maybe it just doesn’t affect you. I’ve seen enough to know what humans are capable of. No offense to some, but I always say it like it is—good and bad—and that bothers others. Here, it seems like it’s becoming more and more like Routard? Thoutmosis

That’s called exchanges—a bit of the opposite of groupthink (and forums are here for that too).

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Pasalaplaya · 2025-09-21 · Message 27 of 28

I think it’s been a long time since you last traveled to Egypt. The Rough Guide—oh my god, I just read a few posts and there’s so much redundant forum advertising.

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Willycoyote · 2025-09-30 · Message 28 of 28

Sorry for hijacking this thread—my apologies to everyone for the personal message.

Hi Thoutmosis, I got your message about "Transport from Aswan to Abu Simbel and back" but I can’t reply to you. I’ll try again in a few days using another method. Again, my apologies. Willy

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