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Africa

Protecting Cape Verde’s Loggerhead Turtles

Cape Verde’s Loggerhead Turtles For millions of years, the loggerhead turtle (Caretta caretta) has returned to sandy beaches to nest under the cover of night. These ancient reptiles, which first appeared more than 200 million years ago, have survived mass extinctions, continental shifts, and even the asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs. But today, their […]

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Fabulous Fez

Fez is a very special city. If you like Game of Thrones you will be in your element in the amazing Medina (walled city) of Fez. More exotic even than the better known Marrakesh, this former capital of Morocco will take you back into the sights sounds and smells of a medieval way of life.

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The Pyramids of Egypt

We took the day trip to Cairo from Sharm el Sheik by plane. There has unrest there well covered by the media but we were on a guided tour so I felt pretty safe.

Even one incident can affect the number of visitor numbers to a country. Despite its archaeological riches, Egypt is a poor country and relies heavily on its tourism trade. I had always wanted to see the great pyramid of Giza, the only one of the seven wonders of the ancient world still standing.

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