File:Flickr - Dave B - in decay.jpg
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This small town in the Red Sea is completely commercial, you even have to pay a fee to get in the water or walk along the beach. It is very interesting in the sense that most of the beaches are kind of abandoned, but not far away you can see cruise liners and personal yachts, belonging of course to the wealthier/private part of town. Hurghada, Egypt. For more pictures of Egypt click here. |
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Source | in decay |
Author | Davidlohr Bueso from Santiago, Chile |
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Date and time of digitizing | 09:41, 17 March 2010 |
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