So I offer you photos instead of words, as my brain is too fuzzy to write.
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| Fresh coffee beans at Sofianopoulos |
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| Coffee bean close-up |
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Dancing harem girl motif
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| Coffee and .... nesquik |
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| Roasting the beans - it was deafening in there! |
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| Once the beans are roasted, they're round |
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| Flower seller taking the thorns off the rose stems |
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| Alexandrian equivalent of Bunnings |
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| Trying to decide which shoes to buy |
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| Market men pausing for a shisha |
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| Freshly milled flour for sale |
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| Old dude in old clothes |
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| Local furniture shop - the alley! |
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| Washing day near the catacombs |
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| Streetside pool table |
4 comments:
Thanks for sharing. I have an on going fascination for faces and how they interconnect round our world. I imagine Egypt to be a relatively clean genetic pool compared to say America or Australia so it is fascinating to see Egyptian faces coming out in what we think of as American faces, with a bias towards the English?Irish background. love it and all of your travel photos. Cherrie
I can't wait to visit Egypt and your pictures are not helping! Thanks for sharing!
Once again your photos are enticing me to go to places I've never thought about visiting. Hope the cold gets better & the parcel arrives soon!!!
Loving the Bunning(s).
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