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cachukis

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7. Had a similar experience around 2010.

Reply to sinkingfeeling (Reply #6)

Fri Feb 13, 2026, 06:09 PM

21 hrs ago

We were there at Christmas and the place was empty. My face was two feet away from the mask, the sarcophogi with no one around. We could have picked up pieces scattered throughout the museum. It was overstuffed.
Had sushi for lunch on a felucca. The captain said it was a first for him.

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