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Whoa, hell of an interesting project! Thanks for sharing.

Thats something I don't get and it really shines a bad light on journalists as a profession. These are just people then who come with a prefabricated opinion and they will do anything to confirm these opinions and black out everything else that could lend some depth, nuance, etc etc.

Totally agree with this. I guess you really have to check the person out. If you get the feeling they only are there for a quick and juicy headline forget it. Same goes for when you notice that all the questions have the same directions, just differently worded.

If it is a matter of twisted words I would agree before to demand the quotes used in the final text before printing.

I dont know. But anyway. The stretch of coast between Taba and Nuweiba, there are some little camps right on the beach, very cheap with the ocassional Bedoiun coming down from somwhere and offering hash or whatever. Good food. Some snorkeliing. Dahab is for divers, mostly, more people, but...

Interesting. Thanks for posting.

Just to be sure...you mean the Sinai Peninsula in Egypt?

Just taking notes at the moment, doing interviews with old timers as well as current train riders. Already met a bunch of fascinating people but if there are more here, I would love to hear from them!

Hi, this is a fantastic site! I am a writer from Germany currently travelling the US and doing some research on Hobos and Hobo culture. I have always been fascinated with internal migration and the different kinds of people who let their stationary lives go and keep moving. Safe travels everybody.