This is a pretty cool video put together by a guy named Jason Clay that shows the Pyramids of Giza in a kind of stop-motion progression. 
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Jun 14th 2006 @ 7:59AM
Willy said...
Very, very slick. I lived in Cairo in 1985, and every weekend we'd ride horses around the pyramids. It was totally cool. This brings back the memories. Thanks for the link!
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Jun 14th 2006 @ 8:45AM
Trav said...
Egypt forever!
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Jun 14th 2006 @ 8:47AM
Francis said...
Thankyou ever so much for that, as it brings back vivid memories of where I took my new bride on our honeymoon last year.
We stayed in the Mena House Hotel, just below the Pyramids, and we enjoyed eating our breakfast looking at these fabulous structures - what a way to start the day.
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Jun 14th 2006 @ 6:40PM
Erik Olsen said...
Willy, you lived i nCairo? How cool is that?
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Jun 15th 2006 @ 2:52AM
Mark said...
Egypt, Smeegypt. Check out these pyramids in Bosnia and Herzegovina! The first pyramids found in Europe...ok, maybe not...
http://www.pyramidofthesun.info/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=14&Itemid=2
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Jun 15th 2006 @ 4:38PM
Willy said...
@Erik...I lived there for a year with my family. I was 10, but I remember it very well. I attended the Cairo American College, an international school almost entirely composed of ex-pat-kids. It was a really awesome experience. I'd go back in a heartbeat; I'd love to tour the place with my wife.
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