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Suez
Suez (Arabic: As Suways) is a town in
Egypt on the North of the Gulf of Suez near the southern exit
of the Suez canal.
Suez is an important seaport and has two harbors: Port Ibrahim and Port Tawfiq.
The town was deserted as a result of the
1956
Second Arab-Israeli War,
and was virtually destroyed during the Arab-Israeli fighting of the late 1960s and early 1970s.
However, since then the town has been reconstructed and now has a population of around
This town has an estimated population of about 0.5 million.
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Crown of Thorns Starfish at Stingray Station, Red Sea, Suez, Egypt
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Framed Photographic Print
Artist: Mark Webster.
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School of Anthias Near Red Soft Coral on Abu Nuhas Reef in Red Sea, Suez, Egypt
21" X 28"
Framed Photographic Print
Artist: Mark Webster.
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Masked Butterflyfish at Alternatives Reef in the Red Sea, Suez, Egypt
21" X 27"
Framed Photographic Print
Artist: Mark Webster.
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Crown of Thorns Starfish at Stingray Station, Red Sea, Suez, Egypt
48" X 64"
Photographic Print
Artist: Mark Webster.
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School of Anthias Near Red Soft Coral on Abu Nuhas Reef in Red Sea, Suez, Egypt
48" X 64"
Photographic Print
Artist: Mark Webster.
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Masked Butterflyfish at Alternatives Reef in the Red Sea, Suez, Egypt
48" X 64"
Photographic Print
Artist: Mark Webster.
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By Sylvia Modelski
Faros Two Thousand
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A panoramic view of Port Said emerges from the blending of a childhood memoir of the 1930s with an appreciation of this well-known but ill-understood global city at the north head of the Suez Canal. The author revisits her birthplace and reflects on the changes she observes, and on a rich past of which most people are unaware. |
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By Tristan Jones
Sheridan House
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In 1983 Tristan Jones, well known as one of the finest sailing adventure writers of our time, had his left leg amputated. Refusing to become landbound after a lifetime at sea, he acquired a specially designed, virtually untippable 38-foot trimaran and began to sail around the world. In Somewheres East of Suez, the third installment in the saga of that incredible journey, Tristan sails eight thousand miles from Istanbul to Thailand. From the tourist- and terrorist-dominated ports of the eastern Mediterranean to African outposts peopled with famine refugees, Tristan maintains the unique perspective of a man who has had minimal contact with society's restraints, using his acerbic wit to spare no fools and offer biting social commentary. After barely escaping with his life in South Yemen, he sets off for the Far East, determined to win out against the difficulties of his disability, whether caught in a tropical cyclone or savoring his dwindling ration of fresh water in the vast windless expanse of the Indian Ocean. |
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By Albert Smith
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By Frederic Courtland Penfield
The Century co
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By Swaminath Natarajan
Indian Social Reformer
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By Susan Wilbur Jones
Wheeler Pub. Co
Unknown Binding (404 pages)
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