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Rental [2 Updates] Egypt Lawyer
toilets [1 Update] Egypt Lawyer
Looking for a boat to buy [11 Updates] Egypt Lawyer
GESSLEIN Buggy for sale [1 Update] Egypt Lawyer
[el-gouna:11720] Digest for el-gouna@googlegroups.com [1 Update] Egypt Lawyer
Riot in Elgouna [1 Update] Egypt Lawyer
Signing your messages to this group [1 Update] Egypt Lawyer
HAUCK Buggy for sale [1 Update] Egypt Lawyer
[el-gouna:11724] Visitor from the UK [2 Updates] Egypt Lawyer
Despite this bad time, any job opportunities? [1 Update] Egypt Lawyer
Yamaha Engine and Tiger Marine Boat For Sale. [2 Updates] Egypt Lawyer
Hi [1 Update]

Rental

levy <carney1@hotmail.co.uk> Sep 07 01:17AM -0700
Hi
I am looking to rent an apartment 27 sept to 11 oct for 2 people possibly south marina area with pool
Cheers
Andy
Egypt Lawyer

Vivian Emill <Egypt Lawyer> Sep 07 01:39AM -0700
I have one bed room nubia natural lagoon bake to abotig marina
If you interest Please call me
01227447245 Vivian Regards
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toilets

gibbons1946 <Egypt Lawyer> Sep 07 10:57AM +0200
the toilets haven't changed we where over there 3years ago and they where the same also they where trying to charge you for paper disguising June Gibbon's

Looking for a boat to buy

elgouna4life@gmail.com Sep 06 09:12AM -0700
Hi Chris,
Feel free to give me a call to arrange the viewing. My mobile is
01225027964 .
On Friday, September 6, 2013 2:01:11 AM UTC+2, Chris Gal wrote:

hany elgammal <hanyelgammal2002@yahoo.com> Sep 06 12:29PM -0700
I have one 9 meters with motor 55 power horse

xc xc <ssfmco@yahoo.com> Sep 06 05:19AM -0700
Dear Chris,
i have a boat 25 feet canyon tango with 2 Yamaha 200 hp in a very good condition can take up to 10 persons comfortably.
best regards,
hamed
h92
here is the link http://www.canyon-motoryachts.com/sports.html
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From: Chris Gal <christiangaliana@gmail.com>
To: el-gouna@googlegroups.com
Sent: Friday, September 6, 2013 2:01 AM
Subject: [el-gouna:11724] Looking for a boat to buy
Hi,
I'm looking to buy a small rib from 5 to 7 meters in good condition. Ideally with light usage on the engine.
Also looking for a sailing boat; catamaran (ho
If anyone is selling his boat please contact me.
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xc xc <ssfmco@yahoo.com> Sep 06 06:27AM -0700
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Sent: Friday, September 6, 2013 2:19 PM
Subject: Re: [el-gouna:11724] Looking for a boat to buy
Dear Chris,
i have a boat 25 feet canyon tango with 2 Yamaha 200 hp in a very good condition can take up to 10 persons comfortably.
best regards,
hamed abdalla
h92
here is the link Egypt Lawyer
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From: Chris Gal <christiangaliana@gmail.com>
To: el-gouna@googlegroups.com
Sent: Friday, September 6, 2013 2:01 AM
Subject: [el-gouna:11724] Looking for a boat to buy
Hi,
I'm looking to buy a small rib from 5 to 7 meters in good condition. Ideally with light usage on the engine.
Also looking for a sailing boat;
catamaran (ho
If anyone is selling his boat please contact me.
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Michael William <michaelwilliam81@gmail.com> Sep 06 11:11PM +0200
Hi Chris,
You can check our website for viewing a wide range of new and used boats!
www.nauTix.com.eg
Or pass our shop located at Abu Tig Marina in the front of duty free
shop....
nauTix shop
Michael William
Mob: 01005271158

rami boutari <ramiboutari@gmail.com> Sep 06 11:09PM +0200
My cell: +2 0122 214 2207
Rami Boutari

rami boutari <ramiboutari@gmail.com> Sep 06 11:08PM +0200
Hello Chris,
This is Rami Boutari, from Zenith marine.
I am the dealer for Cobalt, Bayliner, Baja, Fountain, Sealine yachts and
Meridian yachts in Egypt.
There is a Bayliner 175, almost 5,5m long, 2012 model, with abt 35 hours on
it. I carries the engine warranty for another year and lifetime on the
hull. It s a white hull with a black wide strip, with sound system, bimini
top, galvanized trailer..
Pls feel free to call me anytime for any further info. Unfortunately my
Gouna showroom is closed till mid September.
Cheers,
Rami Boutari

IAN DEP <iandep@hotmail.co.uk> Sep 07 08:54AM +0200
Is it just me but why are some toilets in El Gouna establishments disgusting?
Now I never relish having to use a 'public' facility but sometimes when you have to go you just have no choice!
Yesterday afternoon on a visit to Moods I had the need to visit the ladies - now I could never understand why these were changed from 2 ladies loos to only a solitary one - but maybe thats another story for another day!
Anyway this was my findings -
Floor covered in maybe water maybe something else it was covered so no place to put bag
No paper
Filthy toilet (as well as stained porcelain)
Filthy walls
Generally disgusting.
In my opinion needs to be completely refurbished and new facilities installed!
Doing a balancing act on one leg holding clothes off floor in one hand and holding bag in the other my experience was far from a good one and not for the first time but it was the worst I had ever experienced there.
Also in my opinion the cleanliness of the toilets reflects the overall standards especially of the kitchen.
Now to me a place the size of Moods ought to have numerous toilet facilities for ladies and gents as huge numbers of people use them on a daily basis.
Also a toilet attendant would be nice to keep them at least stocked with essentials and free from spillages etc.
Paying the premium prices charged there...is it really asking too much?
I did complain and was told it had been attended to but I was not brave enough to go and check for myself and the speed at which I was informed it was sorted I doubt it really was!
Another bad one has always been at Tamr Henna - I just stopped using that one a long time ago!
Anyway it got me thinking. There are some establishments with lovely loos - to name a couple - Maritim , 7th star and Zia Amelia - there are more...these are just examples.
So why not have a 'loo award' and star rating for loos - good and bad and it might get a clean up act started we we can all enjoy the time we have to be in there without wondering what you came out with that you never went in with!
Being clean does not mean it has to cost a huge amount - regular disinfection, ensuring supplies of soap and paper are available, clean floors, doors and door handles and clean walls and good lighting. I am not expecting gold taps, piped music, flowers and automatic air fresheners (although it would all be nice).
Is this just me?
Meanwhile I will continue taking my hand wipes and hand sanitiser with me wherever I venture!
Rant over.
Diane Pennock
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Wael <wael.maher@gmail.com> Sep 07 11:25AM +0200
Hello all
Diane experience is in all a sign of lack of proper management
Sanitation is a pillar in any successful establishment
Also it reflects the hidden qualities of some people walking around elgouna
Regardless of the places I think elgouna administration should be involved and there should be sanitary inspections and penalties involved
Dr. Wael maher
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Wael <wael.maher@gmail.com> Sep 07 11:16AM +0200
Hello all
Diane experience is in all a sign of lack of proper management
Sanitation is a pillar in any successful establishment
Also it reflects the hidden qualities of some people walking around elgouna
Regardless of the places I think elgouna administration should be involved and there should be sanitary inspections and penalties involved
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Alia Saleh <lozetmamy@yahoo.com> Sep 07 11:01AM +0200
Hi all,
Thank u Amelia. It is not just you. I second every word u said...thank u for speaking out
Alia Saleh
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GESSLEIN Buggy for sale

alissa <alissa.fuss@gmail.com> Sep 07 08:21AM +0200

[el-gouna:11720] Digest for el-gouna@googlegroups.com

MOHAMED GAZI <m.gazi@btinternet.com> Sep 06 10:00PM +0100
It is always encouraging to see new blood and new energy in support of our elgouna community. It is great that people are getting together talking about how could they help in one way or another in resolving some issues and how they could contribute to improve others. It all sound great. But there is a crucial member of this equation who make things happen, it is the elgouna management.
In the past, we talked and talked again as owners and residents. For fairness, the management listened but very little they did. When would the management listen and do though? I am not sure if the management would be enthusiastic to do any thing during this economical hardship. I am not also sure if the management would be listening to the feeble voice of the few. We simply have to wait until the grass is green and until we are able to speak with one strong voice. Splinter group of owners may dilute our objectives and blur our focus which may not help on the long run. Perhaps we should be thinking of ways to get us together along the same route. Mayara; good luck in your efforts any way.
Mohamed Gazi
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Subject: Re: [el-gouna:11720] Digest for el-gouna@googlegroups.com - 5 Messages in 3 Topics
From: mayarabdelaziz@gmail.com
Date: Thu, 5 Sep 2013 16:58:27 +0200
To: el-gouna@googlegroups.com
Some 'Gounies' met yesterday as you may know. We look forward to having more residents join us try to be of constantly supporting our beautiful village.
Motto is: Let's do:)
Main current domains to focus on:
- Security
- EG Radio
- Environmental issues (Garbage, Electricity, Water Quality, Solar Energy)
- Education & Training
- Attract visitors
- Help El Gouna's workers and the unprivileged
Initial related tasks to be immediately worked on:
- Shades out of recycled material for security guards
- Make sure previous decision to control speeds in roads, lagoons & sea is respected and implemented on all. Fines should be introduced. Need signs in Arabic.
- Get more info about residents of Diyar and Zerzara areas aiming to improve their quality of life.
- Think of a name for members of this group happily seeking creative solutions
Next meeting: Mon 9/9 at 6:30pm at Club House. Join & spread the word.
Mayar
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Riot in Elgouna

MOHAMED GAZI <m.gazi@btinternet.com> Sep 06 11:30PM +0100
First issue;
Today is Friday, the town was busy with lots of people joining the street festival at the `marina. `Life as it should be. Truly elgouna is still as safe as ever, but this should not make us complacent.
Following the incidence at the stadium a week ago and what happened to the interior minister in
Cairo two days ago security at the elgouna gates must be more vigilant than ever. It is hoped that this point of view is taken seriously by the management. How the security should be tightened is up to the professional and our security manager.
Second issue;
Words were said on these pages about attracting foreign visitors to elgouna. Orascom would also love to find foreign buyers for their new projects around elgouna. In fact Orascom had spent a lot of money in the past marketing their villas and apartment in Europe to attract European buyers and investors and have done well. Sadly, very little is done today by Orascom to encourage those Europeans not to sell their properties and go back to where they came from. Very little is done today by Orascom to hold on their past achievement and those foreign owners. Very little is done by Orascom to assure their foreign elgouna owners and attract them to come back. Many I know have decided to spend less and less time in elgouna based on wrong perception of the current political environment. Some also had decided to sell their properties all together based on the wrong perception about security and the financial market. There is a lot to be done to help our community
but we really should start from within. How we should pursue this strategy would depend on Orascom vision and the loyalty of elgouna residents.
Good luck every one.
Mohamed Gazi
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From: Georgina Cole <gouniemail-gouna@yahoo.com>
To: el-gouna@googlegroups.com
Cc: MOHAMED GAZI <m.gazi@btinternet.com>
Sent: Tuesday, 3 September 2013, 10:40
Subject: Re: Riot in Elgouna
In fear of being shot down in flames I would just like to add my
personal perspective on this as I am receiving messages from friends
abroad now afraid to return to their homes in El Gouna! Rather than reply to them personally I decided to reply via the Group.
I'm a big fan of Egyptian football and have enjoyed many a big match in Tamr
Henna Square. Sadly the Egyptian Premier League was cancelled due to the
unrest. The football stadium was built in El Gouna because the town's
team qualified into the Premier league.
For sure I was concerned at the end of July when both Cairo giants
Al-Ahly and Zamalek were due to play a match for the CAF Championship
League in El Gouna stadium. I don't think either team were looking
forward to this match because they hoped to play under the spotlights in
the cooler evenings in Cairo rather than run around under the blazing
sun for 90 minutes whilst fasting during Ramadan. There are no
spotlights in El Gouna stadium. The CAF (Confederation of African
Football) said that teams would be disqualified if supporters were
present at the match. On the day of the match, from my roof terrace in central El Gouna and many
kilometers away from the stadium in El Bustan, I could see some buses
parked on the main road opposite Bustan. The fans were allowed in the
stadium and they put on a complete show before kick of,f involving their red
smoke, white streamers and red umbrellas. I think El Gouna recycling had
a lot of work that day! The fans were immediately
escorted back to their coaches after the match. Some clips on You Tube:
The fans and their 'weapons'
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1i57HAt9330
Match highlights
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NlAon0U_tEk
There were then matches with other African teams I think without fans, and the
teams and their mangers, etc. staying in various El Gouna hotels.
We then had two matches Saturday 31st August and Sunday 1st September:
Ahly v AC Leopards from Congo and Zamalek v Orlando Pirates from South
African. The other African teams arrived early and stayed in El Gouna a
few days with their entourage. This is what the Ahly Manager said about the decision to play in El Gouna:
Ahly coach Mohamed Youssef suggested at the
weekend he would rather have played outside Egypt than in El Gouna
because of the heat.
"I'm really dismayed with the decision to
play there; the pitch is so poor, temperature is high and air currents
there affect our game," he told reporters.
This is a 3 minute video of the match:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=WKeF1o0DhAE
Tuning in late and missing the clashes just before the first match, I have to say I really enjoyed both matches this weekend watching
on TV. They were exciting and both Egypt Lawyer Cairo giants won putting Al-Ahly in a really good position in Group A behind the Pirates.
I saw some Arabic headlines yesterday on Facebook saying Al
Ahly/Zamalek Egypt Lawyer devastated tourism in Hurghada!! I think we have to keep
this in perspective. With the Egyptian premier league cancelled the
country really needs some good Egypt Lawyer football matches to watch. The top
players need match practise also for their world cup qualifying matches. The Egyptian National Team are very close to qualifying for the 2014
World Cup. If they do it will be the first time in nearly 25 years!!!!
El Gouna has also been very busy recently with visitors from Cairo escaping the early curfew. There have been parties all over town and a great atmosphere. The curfew has now been changed to 11pm and El Gouna now has gone eerily quiet! The hotel next door to me has mainly empty sunbeds on the beach and around the pool. Business owners are very worried. Perhaps Security can reassure those owners escaping the August heat in Europe that the town is safe to return to?!?
Best regards
Georgina Cole
El Gouna resident
On Sunday, September 1, 2013 2:19:27 PM UTC+2, m.gazi wrote:
Yesterday there was a football match in the elgouna stadium and an important one too. Only 2000 spectators were allowed because of the current political upheaval the country is going through. With only 2000 spectators one would expect good crowd control and little disturbance? However, fighting broke up between the spectators in and out of the stadium that led to the recall of the army and the police. But hey, fighting in a football match is not unusual is it? Unfortunately, this incidence is different and had caused me a great concern along with other many owners. First, the fighting was between spectators of the same team sport wise but of rival parties politically, one for the Moslem brotherhood and one against. Second, fireworks and probably other body harming Egypt Lawyer tools were available during the fight to both sides. Third and the most important is that the incidence happened within the ground of our homes in elgouna. I for one thought that elgouna is a
private property hence we neither have a police station nor Egypt Lawyer police patrol. Thus, how and why these people were allowed in elgouna and close to our homes. What right the elgouna management has to subject us the owners to such risks of life and properties. How these people were allowed to bring fireworks and alike to Egypt Lawyer elgouna when we invest a lot in security. Where were our security staff at the gates and what they were doing. Did they do body search for those spectators before entering elgouna for instance or just waved the flag? If fireworks were smuggled in, what else could be smuggled in before the security staff responsibilities are raised up to standard. I really think elgouna management has a lot to answer for and is about time for our manager to tell us what is going on in this place rather than living in the shadow.

Harry Korshak < Sep 06 01:55PM -0700
As the message traffic increases, more and more people feel it is
unnecessary to sign their messages with their full names, that is first and
last. I am tired of writing to people to please add their full name to each
and every message they ever wish to post here.
I am simply going to delete any message that is not signed fully.
Harry Korshak

alissa <alissa.fuss@gmail.com> Sep 06 04:48PM +0200
Hauck Buggy for sale!
From Germany - bought in september 2012 - used only 9 months!
In a good condition! -----> 400 LE
If you are interested you can contact me on : 01000950501
Alissa Fuss

[el-gouna:11724] Visitor from the UK

Chris Simpson <stmarysyork@googlemail.com> Sep 06 06:28AM -0700
what about me?????

MOHAMED GAZI <m.gazi@btinternet.com> Sep 06 04:19PM +0100
You can actually buy it from Hurghada and also cheaper than the UK.
Mohamed Gazi
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From: Craig Hume <craig@funkgurus.com>
To: el-gouna@googlegroups.com
Sent: Friday, 6 September 2013, 12:47
Subject: [el-gouna:11724] Visitor from the UK
Hi
I'm looking for someone traveling out to Gouna from the UK over the
next week or so, who wouldn't mind bringing a small HDMI video cable for me.
I can have the cable posted to any UK address.
If you can help please email me at cr...@funkgurus.com
Thanks in advance.
Craig Hume.
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Despite this bad time, any job opportunities?

Laure Bruneau Kharoub <laure.bruneau@gmail.com> Sep 06 09:20AM -0700
Hi everyone,
I know it is not the right time, but should you know about any
opportunities, please contact me on 01288177065
CV attached
Cheers
Laure

Yamaha Engine and Tiger Marine Boat For Sale.

elgouna4life@gmail.com Sep 06 09:07AM -0700
Hi Chris,
I am a home owner on the Hill. Please feel free to come and see both the
boat and engine and then we can run through the figures together.
On Friday, September 6, 2013 2:05:24 AM UTC+2, Chris Gal wrote:

elgouna4life@gmail.com Sep 06 09:07AM -0700
Hi Sharon,
I am a home owner on the Hill. Please feel free to come and see both the
boat and engine and then we can run through the figures together.
On Friday, September 6, 2013 10:58:43 AM UTC+2, Sharon Pashley wrote:

Egypt Lawyer Sep 06 06:50AM -0700
Hello,
did you think about the option of renting it out for 3 Month?
Best Regards
Marc Huegel
On Monday, September 2, 2013 1:35:26 PM UTC+2, Mohamed Elgalad wrote:
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