EGYPT - Pure Emotions

risking it taking photos/footage inside kings tut's tomb, when i was there they had a striked no photo policy and saw a bloke get his camera smashed when they was trying to take it off him and it was dropped

Nice though, brought back the atmosphere from my trip, through the music was a little loud for me
 
npinks said:
risking it taking photos/footage inside kings tut's tomb, when i was there they had a striked no photo policy and saw a bloke get his camera smashed when they was trying to take it off him and it was dropped

Nice though, brought back the atmosphere from my trip, through the music was a little loud for me
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Doubt they care about photography inside the tomb they take you to these days, it's only about 3 years old. I know an Egyptian guy who was one of the archaeologists working on creating the replica they now take tourists to.

Egypt's always good fun. Had a friend who worked there - had a flat just around the corner from Tahrir during the Arab Spring. Hope you took the long train ride down to Luxor - only way to really see Egypt.
 
Saw King Tuts regalia in Cairo museum when we were there
 
realspeed said:
Saw King Tuts regalia in Cairo museum when we were there
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During the uprising, both sides knew tourism was their lifeline, so they'd stop fights to let the tourists through to the museum.
 
st599 said:
Doubt they care about photography inside the tomb they take you to these days, it's only about 3 years old. I know an Egyptian guy who was one of the archaeologists working on creating the replica they now take tourists to.

Egypt's always good fun. Had a friend who worked there - had a flat just around the corner from Tahrir during the Arab Spring. Hope you took the long train ride down to Luxor - only way to really see Egypt.
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i didn't know they had built a replica,
 
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