Beach of Port Said Egypt Suez Canal meets the Mediterranean nothing fancy but incredible скачать в хорошем качестве

Beach of Port Said Egypt Suez Canal meets the Mediterranean nothing fancy but incredible

Rudyard Kipling, the first British Nobel laureate, once said:“If you truly wish to find someone who you know and who travels, there are but two places where you but need to sit and wait, and sooner or later your man will come there: the docks of London and Port Said.” One is the capital of the empire on which the sun never sets, and the other is where the East meets the West. Port Said is located in the northeasternmost corner of Africa, at the northernmost point of the Suez Canal at the confluence of the Mediterranean Sea. This is a city that was born in the spotlight of the international stage. If it weren't for the financial crisis of the Kingdom of Egypt, which spent too much resources building the Suez Canal at that time, the statue of the Goddess of Light that should have towered in Port Said would not have been transformed into a Statue of Liberty and sent to New York. The archetype of the Goddess of Light is an Egyptian woman holding a torch in her hand and wearing a traditional flowing robe, whose torch in her hand represents Carrying the Light to Asia. The prevailing northwesterly winds from the Mediterranean blow to Egypt on the southern coast of the Mediterranean, creating a beach and surf landscape that is quite different from Greece and France on the northern coast of the Mediterranean. In addition to the tides caused by the Earth and the Moon, the northwest wind that continues to blow towards the coast of Egypt is like a hair dryer at full power, pushing the waves to overflow the edge of the "big bowl" of the Mediterranean Sea, forming a denser, finer and faster wave. In my opinion, it is one of the best beaches to visit original text and video by Justin