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Egypt - my travel bug addiction new findings in 2017




Well in the mist of bucket lists and greatest friendships. Ann and I are ready to head on our 3 Rd adventure this year but first. Let's go back to 2005 Ann, my youngest son Branden and I set for a trip. This is after my first cancer and before my second, I guess I never ever even entered my mind that I would have a second battle.
Ok so April 2005 2 NSW girls and an 11 year old boy go on a big adventure one of the places we would go is of course Egypt.
Can I tell you we arrived in Egypt late afternoon. Our first amazing night would be at the night light show at Cairo. In the shuttle bus on the way I saw the pyramids come up over the back of Ann and Brando's head I yelled in delight, look guys they both turned their heads quick as. To the reaction of mouths dropped we all saw this amazing background of pyramids. You think pinch me I am here and I made it. As these new findings come up. It's quiet close to my heart. Hope you don't mind if I share these. Brando turned 12 on this trip. A trip of a lifetime.
The Bucket list is certainly going down but then again it's probably growing too, the more we do the more we want to do. #bucketlist #eygpt #newfindings #exploring #iamstillawoman
I have an excuse to go back now they just keep finding more and more. Can't wait to go back. Ann keep writing that list. 

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