The Cairo night was chased—for a moment—by the light of 6,500 flashbulbs on May 24, 1959. The illumination of the Great Pyramid of Khufu, part of a promotional event by the bulb manufacturer, Sylvania, was triggered with a series of synchronized circuits strung along 14 miles of wire. Preparations for the shot took more than a month; a team of 20 men made two sides of the ancient structure bristle with flashlamps attached to four-foot (1.2-meter) poles wedged between the limestone blocks.
Well Giza actually, I went there in the evenings this summer to watch the light show and horse ride around the pyramids....i'm gonna miss this place in 6 months.....but I miss the UK too.
I been up inside that Pyramid and climbed a few others illegally at saccara.....hey catch me if you can.
8.Tell a man there are 300 billion stars in the universe and he’ll believe you. Tell him a bench has wet paint on it and he’ll have to touch to be sure.