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I Visited the Great Pyramids in Egypt and was blown away!
In a recent visit to Cairo my wife and I visited the Great Pyramids in the suburb of Giza. These " Wonders of the Ancient World" are AWESOME! You have to come and climb on the limestone blocks to appreciate the enormous amount of human toil that went into their construction of these giant structures. 2.3 million limestone blocks were piled upon each other to a height of 481 feet....and it was all completed 4,550 years ago with only crude instruments and human sweat!
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Security Guard on Camel at Giza Egyptian Pyramids
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On our visit to Cairo we visited the Great Pyramids located in the suburb of Giza. We were surprised to see this mounted policeman on his camel at the pyramids.( He didn't have a gun that we could see) Subscribe to our Channel for more videos about the Middle East.
Egyptian Solar Boat at the Great Pyramid of Giza
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This is a video of the Great Pyramids at Giza in Cairo, Egypt. The Solar Boat of the ancient Pharaohs is displayed in the museum on the East side of the Great Pyramid of Cheops.
Great Pyramids and Egyptian Sphinx in Cairo with camels and Arabian horses
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This is a video shot at the Giza location of the Great Sphinx and Pyramids in Cairo, Egypt. Camels and Arabian horses are also viewed at this popular tourist site.
Suez Canal Huge Container Ship Going into the Red Sea
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This is a recent video of a huge container ship traveling down the Suez Canal and into the Red Sea. You will also see some of the Egyptian tug boats that service the vessels transiting the Suez Canal. The video was shot during my visit to Port Suez on the South end of the canal.
Instant Kidney Stone Pain Relief
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Kidney stones are often VERY painful. This video introduces a new and innovative procedure for relieving the pain associated with the kidney stones. The technique is called,"The Stanford Stomp". It is simple and can be used immediately at any time or place to get instant relief from this extreme pain.
Vintage Sopwith Camel "crashes" on takeoff at Old Rhinebeck airshow
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The pilot of a vintage Sopwith Camel biplane loses control on take off and "crashes" into a building after ground looping.
I used to volunteer at the Aerodrome. I would man the fire extinguisher while they started the Camel up in case she caught fire. Fortunately she never did though she spat some fire from time to time. This plane was a ferocious beast back in its day. It could turn on a dime in one direction because of the immense torque of the engine. That powerful torque is what caused the ground loop you see here. Any tail dragger plane has a tendency for the tail to want to rotate around, and the Sopwith Camel will loop all too easily. Many WWI trainees died in training because of that monster of an engine flipping the plane over if the pilot wasn’t careful. What an incredible piece of technology for its time.
"... this'll get hundreds of hits..." Oh yee of little faith!
I've almost had this happen to me in a Piper Cub but I had the benefit of actually having brakes to use differential braking to straighten the aircraft out.
I could tell the engine wasn’t running properly..why didn’t they.
And looking at the red windsock on the yellow building , there was a serious crosswind component.
Corn Pop my uncle is flying one of these in the war when it crashed cannibals ate hem no lie😂
Does it really require two blokes with flat caps to help it taxi?
That is not a CRASH!!!!!!
Even Snoopy was disappointed.
Could have cut the first two minutes off this video.
Plane was garbage
Skip to the last minute
Trust us who've been in the community. THAT is not a crash. But still worth seeing-hearing.
If my old wheelhorse tractor ran like that I’d turn around and head back to the shop. This pilot should have lost his license until he learned basic high school engine repair skills. What a waste, and what’s up with that ridiculous scarf? Too many parts for that costume to entangle itself with. Then again it’s Rheinebeck, NY.
^ What a crock of $hit (This remark coming from someone born 2,000yds from 2 x RFC & RNAS bases)
Let snoopy fly it
How stupid people can be. Why would you try to take off on a lawn? Why not use a runway….
No throttle control and ofcourse no brakes. What could possibly go wrong?
Made it further than the last attempt !
What a stupid, dangerous stunt in a rambling wreck that obviously wasn't airworthy!
Looked like Walmart parking lot Saturday afternoon.
Does it have the original rotary engine? And hasn't it got any brakes?
What is the speed at take off - normally!?
@@oleaaquist5175 Dont know exacty, but probably about 60mph. I hope this plane was a replica rather than an original.
Still a cool plane.
Does the pilot also own a Mustang?
I did not know they made a two stroke motor that big
Yeah.. What’s so funny? Nothin’.
RIP!
One of my family is buried in France from a mishap flying one of these in 1917
That's why they used to operate from Airfields and not airstrips. They could then always take off directly into wind and not be limited by runway direction, obstacles and of course, audiences!
He says "You Tube, gonna get hundreds of hits." Wow, 1.3 million and counting!!
There goes the WW1 Flying Ace, getting airborne with the dawn patrol, off to meet his nemesis, the Red Baron in his Fikker Tri-plane. Fortunately, he kept the root beers to a minimum last night!
Reminds me of when wrong way Feldman flew to Gilligans Island.
It came without brakes, unfortunately.
You win some you lose some
Sounds like engine problems
Never heard a worse sounding SC in my life.
That engine sounded like it was going to fizzle out... and it did. No way should it have sounded like that. A rotary engine should sound smoother than that.. it was missing like crazy.
All I know about that engine is that it’s not ready to go. I would not trust my life to an engine that sounds like that.
No wonder airports were big open fields back in the day. Hard to keep that thing straight.
With all that miss firing,that plane wasn't going anywhere.
It was designed to misfire. The "throttle" was simply cutting the spark to some of the cylinders. On "full throttle" all the cylinders had spark. On half throttle, they all had fuel, but only half had spark. It sounds crude by today's standards, but there were reasons that made sense at the time.
Dammit they should have let Snoopy fly that plane 🦅
He was ready to take off and kept waiting and waiting and waiting. Fearful not confident at all. This pilot have no idea what is this machine. After he took off decided to stop. BIG mistake. There's no tail gear control! After taking off just go! Destroyed a perfectly flying Sopwith Camel. What a shame! No, this aircraft is not hard to fly. It is hard for those that do not understand squad about it. The escuse to say this aircraft killed many in the past is no escuse at all. At the time the pilots did not and were not trained for the gyroscopic effect of the rotary engine that it has. All in all. Don't let inexperienced pilots like this put to shame aircraft in front of the public like this. SHAME SHAME SHAME.
It's running on almost half of its cylinders
Живут же люди, развлекаются,по разному отдыхают,чистота и порядок,люди сыты и довольны,напоминает жизнь в СССР.
I don't think I would have fared any better
thats a sick sounding engine!
Not sure the pilot could have done much more than he did to try and avoid it. Original engined WW1 aircraft were notoriously difficult and unreliable and he'd probably only have saved it if he'd shut down and aborted at the very first stutter. He probably expected and hoped for it to clear through as just an oil/fuel clog very quickly. Thereafter with no proper propwash the rudder authority was gone completely.
Lol, what a piece of junk aircraft
Those rotary engines were hard to control when the were running correctly. That one sounded like it had a dead miss.
How can there be a god?