A flame burns as a hot air balloon prepares for lift-off at sunrise at Luxor in Egypt. The balloon will then fly over the Nile River and ancient sites

A flame burns as a hot air balloon prepares for lift-off at sunrise at Luxor in Egypt. The balloon will then fly over the Nile River and ancient sites Stock Photo

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3597 x 2398 px | 30.5 x 20.3 cm | 12 x 8 inches | 300dpi

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16 March 2010

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Luxor, Egypt

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LUXOR, EGYPT - MARCH 16, 2010 : A flame burns as a hot air balloon prepares for lift-off at sunrise at Luxor in Egypt. The balloon will then fly over the Nile River and ancient sites of Thebes.

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