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I climbed up a dune for sunrise and slid back down on my butt. Sliding down without a sled, board or rug is slow, so I sped up the video. 😘

My last star trails video for this trip. I'm always learning new tips and tricks. 🤓

My first attempt at star trails with my GoPro 11 Black. Thankfully it's easy to set it up through the app. I always seem to have trouble when I try to change settings on the GoPro itself.

Traditional Bedouin Barbeque. Yummy carrots and potatoes on the top layer, chicken on the middle layer, and lamb on the bottom. I'm glad I didn't skip dinner! I sped up the video, hope you enjoy.

No 🦈🦈 here. Just peace, quiet, and rocks. #sharkweek

The Temple of Seti I in Abydos is now off the beaten path down a VERY bumpy road but reachable on a day trip from Luxor. Go early and have the temple all to yourself. Side note: I first learned of Abydos from the movie Stargate, then the show Stargate SG-1. ☺️ I think one of the most significant things in the temple is the Abydos Cartouche List of Pharoahs is an ancient record of 76 pharaohs from early Egyptian history, beginning with Menes and ending with Seti I. It is carved onto a wall in the Temple of Seti I at Abydos, Egypt. The first 2 rows list the pharoah cartouches in chronological order. The third row repeats the throne name and birth name of the reigning pharaoh, Seti I over and over. (A tiny bit egotistical. 🤏🏻) The list intentionally leaves out pharoahs the 19th Dynasty considered illegitimate, heretical, or politically disruptive: Hatshepsut, Akhenaten, Smenkhkare, *Tutankhamun*, Ay, the Hyksos rulers, and the ephemeral kings of the 9th, 10th, and entire 2nd Intermediate Period. It might be some of the earliest examples of revisionist history.

#sharkweek White tip reef sharks patrol just beyond the reef in Maldives.

One of my favorite sharks are Threshers. I think they are adorable and graceful. #sharkweek

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