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... We found a taxi to take us to Coptic Cairo, which is the Christian part of Cairo, but first he recommended us to stop by the dead city. The dead city is not in the guide book, but an interesting thing to see. It is a place for the lower class to live, but they live in little mausoleum type homes for families who are buried there inside the homes. Lower class people who are very poor and can't afford a home can live in these homes looking over the coffins of family ...
Baa baa black sheep, have y-- oh...
... giving off quiet but clear confidence whilst never making eye contact, aware of the constant staring and the cars cruising slowly beside you, the ludicrous calls and the followers with your perifery vision only, and not hanging about. I can only imagine my face looks like a vacant doll when I walk the streets by myself. Of course it's completely relaxed when you're in a group.
As I'm sent up one street and down the next, all alone and not a large mass ...
Day 39 - Cairo
... on the plane to Cairo. Bloody growing up. Her first big oversea trip, other than Fiji. Amy had a bit of lunch then decided to go and lie down. The rest is history, we will see her in the morning. We decided to front the natives and followed the instructions of our tour guide and visit a local shopping mall which was just 5 minutes to the left over the river Nile. WELL, BLOODY 5 minutes over here is a bloody longtime, once ...
Why did the students cross the road?
... begin to pop out of market traders' babble and overheard conversations.
We soon catch on to a midmorning break hotspot: a bakery round the corner from the institute that keeps stacked trays of pastries and breads out on the street. Any one of these amazing pastries is yours at the toss of a 1 e. pound coin (10p). Little does our happy baker know how much business we're going to bring him this year. School finishes at 1, and ...
Cairo, Giza, Aswan, Luxor & Dahab Egypt
... ready and had a great breakfast on the ocean, then had 2 dives scheduled, The canyons and Ricks Reef, did both dives them went back to my hotel to do my last camel ride in Egypt, I was given camel milk, I heard it was very healthy for you, it was pretty salty, I wouldn't drink it again :) but glad I tried it. I decided to go to dinner and went to a chicken place, the guy who owned the travel agency I went to earlier that day sat down next to me to have dinner too, so we started ...
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