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From the heat of Egypt to autumn in Sweden

What a contrast! One moment we were in the oppressive heat of Egypt, and the next we were at home in a grey and rainy Sweden. But contrasts are good sometimes!

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Lovely Sharm el Sheikh in Egypt

There's no doubt about what's the best of the week - it's obviously our lovely trip to Sharm el Sheikh in Egypt. You sometimes hear doubts about Egypt as a travel destination, and we travelled with a feeling that "we might not love everything". So nice to be proven wrong sometimes!

Peter

The water was crystal clear, the desert was dramatic and all the people we met were... fantastic friendly. We can highly recommend travelling to Sharm el Sheikh in autumn or winter with the 1001 Night Journeys (the only company that flies there directly from Sweden). Here is what we have written so far:

Sharm el Sheikh

Autumn in Stockholm

When we were about to land in Stockholm, the captain announced that it was 6 degrees outside. Six degrees! It was reasonably warm when we left Sweden and we only had one thin summer jacket each. Huh! And it was raining... We took the airport bus and metro, and hurried home to our warm (we thought!) houseboat.

No electricity in the houseboat

When we got home, it turned out that someone or something (?) had switched off the electricity outside our houseboat. We just had to switch it on again, but when it's freezing cold it takes a while to get the heat up again. Then we had to make a fire in the stove!

kamin

The week ahead

Unfortunately, I (Helena) feel a bit of a cold now, but will try to take it easy this weekend ... We still have a lot to tell from the trip to Sharm el Sheikhand you can expect posts on beaches, hotels and food, among other things. We also have posts coming up on Germany and Austria. This week there may also be one or two events ... haven't really had the time or energy to look at the calendar yet.

How has your week been? What can you highlight as positive?

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