Day 14 and 15 - Saturday 14/10/2006 Sunday 15/10/2006
Well we have just been to the Sudanease Embassy in Cairo and reapplied for the visas again (The ones that were issued in UK just after we had left). They have said that we can go back later today to collect them which sounds promising. We are staying with a friend called Martin in Maadi who has been extremely kind in helping our quest. I have just left Nick up by the Pyramids in Giza where he is going to take some pictures and have a look around, while i decided it time to catch up on some emails and also read the blog.
We arrived in Cairo yesterday lunchtime and made our way to the rugby club where we spent the rest of the day having a couple of beers and watching the Currie cup final. All in all it was a chill out day apart from a couple hundred miles in the morning. Our plan, visa permitting, is to have a day rest tomorrow and then head on south on tuesday, so hopefully we should be catching the ferry accross the border into sudan by the end of the week (all things being equal). Inshala!
Oh yes, riding a bike around Cairo must rate as an extreme fun thing to do, Nick and I did it yesterday and had a ball - no rules, no nothing just go for it!!
Ok well that's all from me at present.
Thanks for your support out there.
Nick G.
We arrived in Cairo yesterday lunchtime and made our way to the rugby club where we spent the rest of the day having a couple of beers and watching the Currie cup final. All in all it was a chill out day apart from a couple hundred miles in the morning. Our plan, visa permitting, is to have a day rest tomorrow and then head on south on tuesday, so hopefully we should be catching the ferry accross the border into sudan by the end of the week (all things being equal). Inshala!
Oh yes, riding a bike around Cairo must rate as an extreme fun thing to do, Nick and I did it yesterday and had a ball - no rules, no nothing just go for it!!
Ok well that's all from me at present.
Thanks for your support out there.
Nick G.
6 Comments:
Dear Nick
Glad to see you are in Cairo. Did you remember your father spent all his leaves in Cairo in the war. Sounds like you are having a good time.
Love Mum.
My thought for the day,
Sitting on a rock near the Great Pyramid of Giza and thinking of Prof Oakhill. The medical profession has lost a great man and we have lost a great friend.
Nick
We will miss you Tony but never forget you.
Just watching Michael Palin in Sahara on BBC World in Baku and thinking of you - your turn next!
Keep going and good luck!
Love Paul and Maria
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hi dad,got yor email (it was very nice).good luck with getting into sudan but i no ull do it ok!
jamie and i both played 2day,jamie was scrum half &captain and played his heart out whereas i was playing flanker against huclecote, i played very well (we lost but o well, jamie won)o and garin had a great game aswel playing no.8.
wishd u were there
mis you loads & loads
love tom
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