That's the way of life here in Dahab, Egypt. Maybe not free, exactly, but pretty darn cheap. We got here Wednesday evening after a five hour busride from Jerusalem to Eilat, a border crossing, and a 165kph taxi ride to Dahab (about 100mph for those who need it). Since then we have been doing some hanging out, some snorkeling, and some sunning. Pretty tough life. Tonight we are making an after-dark ascent of Mt. Sinai to watch the sun rise. In the morning we will climb down and visit St. Catherine's monastery, home of the burning bush. Not much happening, so not much to report. Next stop will most likely be Luxor and Karnak and the Valley of the Kings (and Queens I suppose).
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Hello, and welcome to the next step in my post-military globe-trotting. Many of you followed my first blog (tonyrides.com) as I traveled the United States on my Motorcycle, riding over 18,000 miles and reaching 49 states and three countries.
In this next installment, my friend Jerod and I will be going abroad for an open-ended jaunt. We will start in the Middle-East at the end of February and see where the roads and the winds take us.
In this next installment, my friend Jerod and I will be going abroad for an open-ended jaunt. We will start in the Middle-East at the end of February and see where the roads and the winds take us.
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