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The Pyramid of Giza around 1989:
While I'd like to tell my kids that there Aunty
Carol and I were riding that camel on my own, there
is actually a mustached dude with a cigarette
holding a rope so the thing doesn't rip my leg off.
Actually, I was surprised how laid back,
'non-stinky' and responsive the beast was. I am not
sure if the picture gives the viewer the feeling
just how high up one sits on these things, when
compared to a horse, but you wouldn't want to fall
off at a full run. My sister has the right idea for
headgear.
Finally, the
pyramid itself is unimaginably massive. See those
little flecks on the pyramid? Those are massive
blocks the size of a car, and at the base, the size
of a cube van. There are people walking up the side
of the structure but they are almost invisible in
comparison. Egypt was an incredible experience, and
for anybody interested in fantasy art, myth and
magic, there is no comparison in the world fro
history, ruins, and exoticness - except maybe India.
I found, and brought home, pottery shards form
both 400 BC and 4000 BC. in some you can still see
the thumb print of the dude who made the pottery.
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William McAusland. All rights reserved. contact the
artist at
wm@mcauslandstudios.com
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