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- Street food - creepy looking crab claws grilled on a skewer
- A granny wearing a shirt that reads "Real American Gangsta"
- Pirated BlueRay discs - for 5 RMB - that's 74 cents!
- People who still carry their loads on two-shoulder yokes
- A grocery counter devoted to tofu - five different kinds!
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- At the next house, the doorkeeper was nice enough ...
- In the doorway of the women's secret passage.
- One of the rooms, with highly decorated walls.
- Looking down into the courtyard from the terrace.
- The detailed wooden ceilings.
- Inside the Gayer-Anderson Museum. Lots of Islamic...
- Another view of the courtyard.
- The minaret.
- Windows with Islamic design.
- Another view. I like the simple lamps that hang f...
- Joe in his slippers to cover his feet. You can se...
- Inside, some interesting details on the walls.
- The central courtyard.
- The inner courtyard. I didn't have to cover my he...
- The courtyard of Ibn Tulun Mosque. This was fille...
- Friday, April 29
- For those of you who know Leia, here's her most vi...
- Wednesday, April 27
- There are flowers in Egypt for those of you who do...
- Just me. I suffered through another Cairo haircut...
- Another odd tree near the Cairo Tower.
- We took our first trip to the top of the Cairo Tow...
- Palm trees near the Cairo Tower.
- An interesting tree on our walk along the Nile.
- A few shots around Cairo. Our street, El Horreya....
- Monday, April 25
- Friday, April 22
- Sunday, April 17
- The skyline on the Nile is really very pretty.
- Taking a felucca ride is a peaceful way to enjoy t...
- An island in the middle of the Nile.
- Friday, April 15
- Monday, April 11
- Ah, the Mediterranean. It's so refreshing by the ...
- A view of the Corniche.
- The bridge along the Corniche.
- A bunch of our 11th graders at the Alexandria Muse...
- Hanging out at the library.
- Emily with a couple of students at the Alexandria ...
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