The sun was shining hot and this cat was really thirsty. We cut the bottom off one of our water bottles and poured water into it. The cat drank gratefully.
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The sun was shining hot and this cat was really thirsty. We cut the bottom off one of our water bottles and poured water into it. The cat drank gratefully.
That amount of people! Personally, I like having fewer people around. But you can't always get what you want.
A miniature of Karnak temple.
A new day and time to see something nice again. This time on the east side.
The solar cult is accessed from the courtyard through a vestibule occupied by three columns on the north side of the upper terrace courtyard. The doorjamb of the entrance is embellished with the figures of Hatshepsut, Ra-Horakhty (Horus) and Amun. The reliefs in the vestibule contain images of Thutmose I and Thutmose III. The vestibule opens to the main court, which hosts a grand altar open to the sky and accessed from a staircase in the court's west. There are two niches present in the court in the south and west wall. The former shows Ra-Horakhty presenting an ankh to Hatshepsut, and the latter contains a relief of Hatshepsut as a priest of her cult.[ Attached to the court was a chapel which contained representations of Hatshepsut's family.[ In these, Thutmose I and his mother, Seniseneb, are depicted giving offerings to Anubis, while Hatshepsut and Ahmose are depicted giving offerings to Amun-Re.
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