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Rain and rainbows (and snow in Egypt!)
Winter is here. Yesterday, Friday 13th, Cairo had snow for the first time in 112 years, Alexandria had snow, St Catherine’s, which is not far from here in the Sinai Mountains, had snow, and Sharm had icy winds, rain and … Continue reading →
Cairo – special places revisited
Next month it will be 20 years since I first visited Egypt and first experienced the pyramids, Citadel of Salah Al-Din and Mosque of Mohammad Ali, Saqqara and the step pyramid. And it is 10 years since I have visited … Continue reading →
Posted in Cairo, Destinations, Food, History, Religion / Spirituality, Slideshows, video - links to short videos
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Tagged antiquties, architecture, Cairo, camels, citadel, Egypt, food, mosque, museum, Nile, pyramids, Saqqara, statues
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