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  Delilah7777 December 17, 2013 at 8:35pm

  The picture of the snowfall on the Sphinx is indeed fake however, here are the Facts:  :)
  
  

  Amazing pictures claiming to show Snowfall cover on the popular monuments Pyramids and Sphinx in Egypt have been circulating online post a rare snowfall hit the area. It is a fact that a rare snowfall hit the northern Egypt and Cairo area, but the pictures of pyramids and sphinx covered in snow are not genuine.
  
  

  Precipitation of any kind is a rarity in Cairo because of its desert climate. However, the stalled area of low pressure in the upper atmosphere which brought snow to parts of Israel and Syria in recent days spread it to portions of northern Egypt on Friday the 13th of December 2013. It was the first time in 100 years that Egypt had seen snow.
  
  

  A picture of the snow-covered pyramids in Egypt, which was posted on Twitter by History In Pictures, was shared by thousands of users on Twitter and Facebook as well. As you can see the old and original picture in Image Gallery, there is no snowfall, it was actually photoshopped using filters and made to look like the recent snowfall in Egypt has covered the pyramids. There is another picture of pyramids circulating online, which also claims to show snowfall cover, but again, the picture is an old one, without any snowfall and is photoshopped to look like one.
  
  

  Couple of pictures of what is shown as the other famous monument in Egypt; the Sphinx was also shown to be covered in snowfall. These pictures were originally posted on Reddit and they quickly went viral on Twitter and Facebook. However, the pictures are not what they appear. The photos actually show the miniature model of the Egyptian monument The Great Sphinx at the Tobu World Square theme park in Japan.
  
  The 1/25 scale model of the Sphinx is part of a series of detailed miniature models of global landmarks, which also includes the Eiffel Tower, Tower Bridge and the Empire State Building. In one of the pics, you can in fact see the tip of the Eiffel Tower in the background.
  
  

  Source: http://mirror.co.uk

  https://twitter.com/historyinpics/statuses/411982238914314240
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  Ani December 17, 2013 at 3:19pm

  i don't see the problem with the pics being fake, it's just a concept that is slowly precipitating into reality by first presenting itself as an artistic vision, and the weather there has been quite chilly anyhow so all we have to do now is wish that it actually happens and our intent will materialize it, simple as that :D Thank you unknown person who does fake pictures such a lovely idea :D i'll add it to my christmas wish-list  :D
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  Stick December 17, 2013 at 8:49am

  This article has as much credibility as the tabloid fodder you continue to post from 'beforeitsnews' on ACC Kalki. The photos of snow on the Sphinx & the Pyramids are fakes... while it did snow in Egypt, none fell at the Sacred sites. I won't waste energy telling you to do your research as your singleness of purpose to muddy the waters of ACC speaks for itself... at least this post isn't loaded with the same holier than thou vitriol that dominated your psyche. ~InLight555 ;-)

   
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    Malcolm > Stick December 17, 2013 at 10:32am

    The photos are fakes, but The Mirror reported that some snow DID TOUCH the Pyramids and the Sphinx (but didn't cover them to the extent presented in the fake photos).