| the southern entry to the Suez Canal |
| we have entered the canal |
| the sun starts to rise |
| sunrise |
| the city of Suez sits at the southern entrance to the canal |
| I wasn't the only one taking pictures |
| the city of Suez |
| the had coffee to rolls out on several of the bow |
| another cruise ship followed us |
| the captain was giving some commentary |
| Egyptian military guards along the canal |
| Egyptian soldiers |
| Some people watched indoors from the Crowsnest at the front of the ship |
| What people with upper balconies could see |
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| fishermen in the canal |
| a military air base |
| the channel to the right is fairly new. It allows 2 way traffic through a longer section of the canal |
| a swing bridge that can be used to cross the canal |
| a container ship going the other way in the other channel |
| a monument |
| a |
| a container ship going the other way as seen through a cross-over channel |
| ships going the other way in the other channel |
| first sight of the Egyptian-Japanese Friendship Bridge or the Mubarak Peace Bridge |
| this is the only permanent bridge that crosses the Canal. We we told it is not used because of security/terrorist concerns |
there is nothing on the eastern Sinai side
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