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Lustin is: HOME

Days on the road: 365

Days until we’re home: 0!

Beds slept in: 178

Countries visited: 21

Flights taken: 62

Miles flown: 77,274

Appendices removed: 1

Highest elevation: 19,340 ft (Summit of Mt. Kilimanjaro)

Lowest elevation: -1,385 ft (Dead Sea)

Northernmost point: Isle of Skye, Scotland (57° 41’ N)

Southernmost point: Ushuaia, Argentina (54° 47’ S)

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Given the current political unrest there, Egypt seems like an appropriate place to begin writing about some of the places we didn’t have time to cover during our world tour last year. As we learned during our travels there, and as we’re now reading in the news on a daily basis, Egypt (and the Middle East in general) is filled with complexity, contradiction, corruption, and confusion. It’s a difficult place to wrap your head around, especially as a westerner, and we left feeling like we never got a true sense of what the day-to-day life of the average Egyptian is really like. We did, however, see some of the most impressive, ancient monuments and art we’ve seen anywhere in the world, and we got to share the experience with my big brother Dirk, which made the trip all the more memorable.


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