On this particular road, it is forbidden to wear a seatbelt: you might have to make an unexpected and speedy exit from your car.You can read more - and see some pictures - here.You can't drive here after sunset, or with a vehicle over 2.5 tonnes. And it is strictly illegal to travel at between 25 and 40km/h (16-25mph). At those speeds, your car tyres will create dangerous vibrations that could crack the surface of the road, sending you and your vehicle to a watery grave.
May 2011 Archives
Archaeologists unearthed one of the largest statues found to date of a powerful ancient Egyptian pharaoh at his mortuary temple in the southern city of Luxor, the country's antiquities authority announced Tuesday.We'll keep an eye out for follow-up stories about mysterious calamities befalling the archaeologists involved in this excavation. More details here.The 13 meter (42 foot) tall statue of Amenhotep III was one of a pair that flanked the northern entrance to the grand funerary temple on the west bank of the Nile that is currently the focus of a major excavation.
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