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This spring, a group of 15 brave divers from our loval diving club travelled to Egypt for ten days of diving and sightseeing. We had a lovelly time, and I'll be trying to add some underwater photos to htis page later. |
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This spring, a group of 15 brave divers from our loval diving club travelled to Egypt for ten days of diving and sightseeing. We had a lovelly time, and I'll be trying to add some underwater photos to htis page later. |
| I've been diving for a couple of years, though not very much, and this was my first dives in tropical waters. (Swedish diving can something be only a couple pf degrees above freezing) |
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The first day of our journey was spent in Cairo checking out the pyramids and avoiding the traffic-to-the-death that goes on there. Other than that Egypt is very protective of their tourists, you'll even see armed guards and metal detectors at all hotels. |
| The pyramids where, of course, a wonderful sight. You really feel history touching you. But, you may also feel some of all the salesmen that are crowding the place. These are real scum, I wouldn't trust them for as long as I can throw one of their camels. (Which they'll try to charge you 40$ for even looking at) They can be quite a bit of fun though, if you're in the mood for a fight. |
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The diving took place in a small town, on the brink of the Red Sea, called Hurughada. It was a nice town, even if it's crowded with divingcentras and divers. We dove with Easy Divers, a center I can really recommend. Being both professional and good at their work. |
| We had five days of diving, which felt pretty good, and a wonderful time. It felt like diving in an aquarium, as I've never before seen so much wildlife under water. We also rented a UW videocamera for two days, and I'll try to add some pictures from that film to this page. |
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