THE CATACOMBS OF KOM EL SHOQAFA - ALEXANDRIA EGYPT

[@junepatient-ru5tt]

Thank you Stephen

[@STEVIESWORLDUK]

You’re welcome June thanks again for watching! Steve

[@galaxy98765]

Hi again, I hope the cats and dog(s) that you showed, and the camels, etc. are well taken care of. I always feel badly for the strays. 😢😢😢

[@STEVIESWORLDUK]

The camels look to be Gwen and as for the strays it’s seems they get looked after by the villagers and locals, and the odd tourist with a spare bit of chicken after diner (mentioning no names 😉)

[@galaxy98765]

Hi Steve, I have been enjoying your videos a lot, and yes, I am well, thank you for asking (Wolves of Wiltshire video). I love the tour of the Hilton, it's always fun to see the rooms, as I stayed in several last year. Do you play piano? I'm just curious, as you walked past a piano and said you were "tempted". Tempted to play it? I'm happy for you that you got to see Egypt and all it has to offer. What an experience for you! I'm such a history buff and what you are seeing reminds me of when I saw the King Tut exhibit in Seattle one year, plus my parents and I drove up to Vancouver, Canada and saw the Ramses II exhibit. Also exciting was the China exhibit in Seattle. All of these people in ancient times were so innovative. Also like the hum of the jet engine while you were up in the sky, it was kind of like an ASMR thing for me, so relaxing. Be safe on your travels, and thanks for bringing everyone along! ❤❤❤

[@STEVIESWORLDUK]

Hi Gwen, nice to hear from you again and so glad that you’re enjoying my latest videos. For whatever reason it seems the room tours I do are always popular but it’s nice to get an idea of where you will or could be staying. Egypt is incredible. It was certainly on my bucket list and some incredible sites some of which you have still yet to see. I am saving the very best for last I assure you and it is phenomenal. I missed out on the king tut exhibition when it came to London however as you have probably seen I was so lucky to see the coffins and the death mask in its natural origin at the Egyptian Museum with a cheeky bit of filming. It’s incredible what they have built and how they built it. Thank you again for coming along, the more the merrier, everyone is welcome as it’s a pleasure to share my amazing memories. I also know that I am very lucky to see these places firsthand and a privilege to do so. Some of the great things coming up are the Karnack and Luxor temple, the valley of the Kings, the tomb of Tutankhamen, and I even get to go to a Nubian village and go back to school 🤫

[@rogerdowding7373]

Very interesting Steve, was in Alexandria many years ago 👍

[@STEVIESWORLDUK]

Thanks Roger it makes sense that you may have gone there with it being a harbour I guess. You might remember the citadel which is coming up on Friday? Steve