They call this the olive plantation, but we have yet to see any olives.
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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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- A kiosk near our apartment. Groups of men and you...
- The police checkpoint created from cardboard.
- The only bakery that sells dark, whole wheat bread...
- Not everything is trashed.
- An average median in Maadi.
- Our local supermarket. We love it because we go p...
- Basket carts like this are all around the city. O...
- RadioShacks are a dime a dozen here.
- A lot of people keep their dogs on the roof of the...
- We aren't sure if this is some ancient monument or...
- Surprisingly, Maadi is one of the nicer areas of C...
- The "landfill" next to our neighborhood park.
- One of Cairo's biggest problems is obviously the a...
- Along the Nile.
- A few fellow teachers.
- We're back to doing our weekly felucca (sailboat) ...
- I'm sure it really is a fitness club, but the sign...
- They call this the olive plantation, but we have y...
- Leia's bathroom.
- The end of the sixth month, Week 26.
- Tuesday, March 20
- Saturday, March 11
- Can you see how hazy the air is?
- The "beautiful," sandy view from our balcony.
- Saturday, March 4
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