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Mary Heath left Wadi Halfa before sunrise on 4 April 1928. "I intended to stop at Assuit, but eventually pushed right through to Cairo, about 700 miles, in exactly nine hours," she writes in "Women and Flying."
"The Nile was my guide all the time, so I opened my novel and ate my chocolates. But the journey was so intensely interesting that my book was left untended most of the time and I flew low over the wonderful old temples of Luxor and the other remains of ancient civilisations that I passed."
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