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Today is the female Pharaoh's birthday.
Messymimi noted this over at her blog so I decided to steal it.
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6 comments:
Just incredible!! It boggles the mind to think of what it took to build this.
Female Pharaohs? Shows how clueless I am, I didn't know Pharaohs came in two genders. Good to hear that!
I'd sing "Happy Birthday Dear Hatshepsut," but it seems a bit two much of a tongue twister to manage.
Glad my meandering came in handy.
Beautiful pic, reminds me again why Greece was beautiful, but i still want to see Egypt.
Betty, I still can't get my mind around it.
Crabby, she is referred to as queen, but she was a pharaoh.
Messymimi, I hope you get your wish. BTW, I look forward every day to your blog,
Wow. That place is incredible!
(And I too didn't know there were "female Pharaohs"!
(I need to read a bit more I think...or travel;)
Yes, Dawn, it sure is.
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