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Back into the four-wheel-drives for the 200km drive to Kharga. The mastaba necropolis at Qila el-Dabba was fascinating, and the trip to Ezbet Bashendi was remarkable for the Muslim and Roman phases of the site, for the mad gaggle of villagers and for the “breathe in” drive through the village streets. The outcrop with decades of graffiti was a curio and the colours along its base were superb. Ain Asil was vast, complex and fascinating.
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