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Images Dated 22nd August 2012: Shwedagon Pagoda - Rangoon

Shwedagon Pagoda - Rangoon - From Mount Pleasant Date: 1952

Shwedagon Pagoda - Rangoon - Overpowering domination of brilliant gold pyramid base of pagoda spire fore shortened. Surrounded by mushrooming pagoda shrines, some brilliant new red and gilt

Images Dated 22nd August 2012: Charter Bank House, Mount Pleasant - Rangoon

Charter Bank House, Mount Pleasant - Rangoon -.telling how splendid the homes and gardens of Rangoon used to be before the war no basha huts, no lack of paint

Union Bank of Burma - Rangoon

Images Dated 22nd August 2012: Vegetable farmer - Rangoon

Vegetable farmer - Rangoon - on Kokine Road Date: 1952

Images Dated 22nd August 2012: Vegetable bazaar - Rangoon

Vegetable bazaar - Rangoon - Vegetable bazaar Date: 1952

Images Dated 22nd August 2012: Street traffic - Rangoon

Street traffic - Rangoon - Street traffic Date: 1952

Images Dated 22nd August 2012: Fraser Street bazaar - Rangoon

Fraser Street bazaar - Rangoon - Fraser Street bazaar Date: 1952

Images Dated 22nd August 2012: Sidewalk Sales - Rangoon

Sidewalk Sales - Rangoon - Sidewalk Sales Date: 1952

Images Dated 22nd August 2012: Building the new Railroad Station - Rangoon

Building the new Railroad Station - Rangoon - Building the new Railroad Station Date: 1952

Images Dated 22nd August 2012: Sule Pagoda Road - Rangoon

Sule Pagoda Road - Rangoon - View from Union Bank of Burma to Sule Pagoda and Bandoola Square with red flowering Kathit tree. Date: 1952

Images Dated 22nd August 2012: Independence Day - Rangoon

Independence Day - Rangoon - Street crowds Date: 1952

Independence Day - Rangoon - Brief, well-drilled, military parade: army, navy, marines, mounties in snappy blue and white uniforms

Independence Day - Rangoon - Brilliance of the Sule Pagoda in the early sunshine, as though it were inlaid with jewels, the bright colours of mens lungyis

Images Dated 22nd August 2012: leaving Port of Aden - Aden

leaving Port of Aden - Aden - Aden doesn t look like much in the daytime, just a few buildings at the foot of huge volcanic mountains. Date: 1951

Images Dated 22nd August 2012: Sunset - Indian Ocean

Sunset - Indian Ocean - Sunset over the Indian Ocean Date: 1951

Images Dated 22nd August 2012: Port of Aden - Aden

Port of Aden - Aden - It is a pest hole, as you are hounded everywhere. We saw people smoking water pipes and lying on cots in the street

Images Dated 22nd August 2012: Red Sea - Sudan

Red Sea - Sudan - S.S.Salween shipboard swimming pool and play area - not normally supplied - but vital as there were lots of children. Date: 1951

Images Dated 22nd August 2012: Port Sudan - Sudan

Port Sudan - Sudan - S.S.Salween - Purser Mr. Brewer, with Anne and Gillian Herbert-Jones. Average speed of the Salween is 14.2 knots Date: 1951

Port Sudan - Sudan - We drove back of the town to see the dames or villages where the natives live in little conical thatch huts and shanties

Port Sudan - Sudan - A whole crew of fuzzy-wuzzy Africans came on to man the ships winches. They have overrun the ship and have left a very distinctive odour. Date: 1951

Port Sudan - Sudan - dockside - three electric cranes on shore unload the vast amount of cargo for Khartoum in the hills. Date: 1951

Port Sudan - Sudan

Images Dated 22nd August 2012: Suez Canal - Egypt

Suez Canal - Egypt - S.S.Salween looking ahead Date: 1951

Suez Canal - Egypt - We saw great salt heaps on the desert flats where they evaporate sea water. Date: 1951

Images Dated 22nd August 2012: Port Said - Egypt

Port Said - Egypt - Long wait in the launch until it was our turn to go out to the gangway. Date: 1951

Port Said - Egypt - Clam digger Date: 1951

Port Said - Egypt - beach Date: 1951

Port Said - Egypt - Port Said seems a very transitory city, rather shabby and uninteresting, except for the great amount of shipping in the harbour. Date: 1951

Cairo - Egypt

Cairo - Egypt - Trolley to the Egyptian Museum. Saw what used to ornament the insides of the pyramids. Everything except the mummies, which out of respect, are shown only to scientists

Cairo - Egypt - bazaar - The guides have their little rackets that are hard to refuse if you aren t wise to them ahead of time

Cairo - Egypt - bazaar - The bazaar district was swarming with people, animals, carts and merchandise. Date: 1951

Cairo - Gizeh - Egypt

Cairo - Gizeh - Egypt - Good views of the Nile valley, Cairo, the endless desert hills of yellow sand which look purple in the haze, the 2 nearby pyramids and 7 or 8 distant ones. Date: 1951

Cairo - Gizeh - Egypt - Two guides took us up the Cheops Pyramid. It was fun but tiring scrambling up the steep slabs of stone

Cairo - Gizeh - Egypt - We rode on camels down to the Sphinx, in a bowl of sand where it had been uncovered. It is smaller than I had thought (59 x160 )

Images Dated 22nd August 2012: Athens - Greece

Athens - Greece - Agora Date: 1951

Cairo - Egypt - We landed smoothly, on the second try. The bus took us over the desert from Farouk Airport into the City In the afternoon we walked down Kasr-el-Nile to the Giziroh Bridge

Athens - Greece

Athens - Greece - Temple of Zeus Date: 1951

Athens - Greece - Erectheum Date: 1951

Athens - Greece - with an Evzone soldier Date: 1951

Athens - Greece - Parthenon Date: 1951

Athens - Greece - Constitution Square Changing the guard with about 100 soldiers and a band in front of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, our fifth one so far. Date: 1951

Athens - Greece

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