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sivo writes: We continue in our serial on Egypt. Our guides will be Michal and Martin. Last time we went to the Cheops pyramid and the Sphinx and up to the plateau Giza all in the vicinity of Cairo. There was also their arrival to Aswan. Today we move to one of the most amazing temples of ancient Egypt - Abu Simbel, and carry on from there…


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sivo writes: We return to our serial on Italy. Our guide remains Czech tourist Jan Rehacek who journeyed across the Apennine peninsula by car. Last time out we wrote of his visit to the town of Paestum. Today we carry on to the town of Matera.

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ITALY: Crisscrossing it by car – part XIII.
@ Europe     Nov 14 2007 - 13:20

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sivo writes: We continue with our serial on Italy. Our guide is Czech tourist Jan Rehacek who traveled across the Apennine peninsula by car. Last time out we wrote of his visit to Pompeii. Today we carry on in the town of Paestum.

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@ Europe     Nov 06 2007 - 09:35

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sivo writes: We continue in our series on traveling across France. Our guide will be Czech tourist Jan Rehacek who visited the country in the year 2006. In the last part of our serial we wrote some information about Paris. And we remain there as we begin today.

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ITALY: Crisscrossing it by car – part XII.
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