I lived for 7 years in El Quseir, walked in those streets, paddled on that beach. They were the best of times, they were the worst of times (the electricity went off for one week in August one year) and everyone was sitting up to their necks in the sea to keep cool, not a cold drink to be had. There was no mains water, and no working pumps to fill the tanks once a week. All the frozen food had to be cooked as it would not keep.
We have been there also, being scammed in the shops and the ladies being undressed by the eyes of the locals. Honking to ladies and insulting tourists behind there backs. The streats are dirty, human sh@t everywhere. Such a shame.
Ancient History Sourcebook: The Periplus of the Erythraean Sea: Travel and Trade in the Indian Ocean by a Greek Merchant of the First Century "Of the designated ports on the Erythraean Sea, and the market-towns around it, the first is the Egyptian port of Mussel Harbor [=Myos Hormos, El Quseir}. To those sailing down from that place, on the right hand, after eighteen hundred stadia, there is Berenice. The harbors of both are at the boundary of Egypt, and are bays opening from the Erythraean Sea"
I lived for 7 years in El Quseir, walked in those streets, paddled on that beach. They were the best of times, they were the worst of times (the electricity went off for one week in August one year) and everyone was sitting up to their necks in the sea to keep cool, not a cold drink to be had. There was no mains water, and no working pumps to fill the tanks once a week. All the frozen food had to be cooked as it would not keep.
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I like this film very much; thanks for making it.
We have been there also, being scammed in the shops and the ladies being undressed by the eyes of the locals. Honking to ladies and insulting tourists behind there backs. The streats are dirty, human sh@t everywhere. Such a shame.
Klasse gemacht cooler Film war auch gerade da im Mövenpick habe auch ein Film über das Hotel gedreht Lg.Pidi
Ancient History Sourcebook:
The Periplus of the Erythraean Sea:
Travel and Trade in the Indian Ocean by a Greek Merchant of the First Century
"Of the designated ports on the Erythraean Sea, and the market-towns around it, the first is the Egyptian port of Mussel Harbor [=Myos Hormos, El Quseir}. To those sailing down from that place, on the right hand, after eighteen hundred stadia, there is Berenice. The harbors of both are at the boundary of Egypt, and are bays opening from the Erythraean Sea"
Thanks for this video!!! I will not go there anymore.
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