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[15.05.08] Luxor: Memnon Colossi and Deir el-Madinah
[14.05.08] Egypt: Nile valley country-side
[14.05.08] Egypt: Luxor and the Nile river
[13.05.08] Egypt: desert road, Red Sea mountains
[10.05.08] Egypt: Giftun island in the Red Sea

[10.05.08] Egypt: boating the Red Sea
[10.05.08] Egypt: sea-side town of Hurghada
[10.05.08] Germany: former Soviet base near Neuruppin
[10.05.08] Germany: northwards from Berlin
[19.04.08] Berlin: Zdob şi Zdub in Maschienenhaus

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