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Remembering Sharm el Sheik

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No I don't, but I'd like to echo your sentiments. If it is, as we suspect, an instance of terrorism, then it's hard to understand how anyone could resort to a political act that demonstrates such a bewildering lack of humanity. My thoughts go out to all those victims and their families and to the Egyptians who make their living and sustain their families in the resort and elsewhere in Egypt.

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"Anybody else have memories of Sharm?"

Yes, though indirectly (a colleague reported that security was very lax). I wouldn't be surprised if a bomb had been smuggled aboard from that airport.


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I am moved to tears at your loss.


Good riddance.


Originally posted by Seitse
Good riddance.
Lovely. I can see why you are so admired on here. Such a kind, warm and caring spirit.

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How absolutely ignorant of you.

Travel is the absolute best way to spend money. That's why.

New people, beautiful places.


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I agree! there is nothing like hill walking and coming off the mountain, kicking your hiking boots off at the Kings house Inn, warming yourself beside a large open fire and ordering some fine English bitter followed by a single malt whisky listening to the sound of the fiddle playing some Celtic aire with ones arm around the ones we love! You can keep all that other jive.

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You drink Gin and tonic? How flowery.

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Wow, what an astounding level of ignorance.


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